How Al Fayed May Have Trafficked Women on Shocking Scale
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In the United Kingdom, the Mohamed Al Fayed case extends to suspicions of human trafficking, but women who now live abroad are denied examination of their case to be recognized as victims.
"The scale of possible human trafficking in the al-Fayed case is deeply shocking," said Eleanor Lyons, Britain's anti-slavery commissioner.
Mohamed Al Fayed, the late former owner of the Harrods department store, was allegedly involved for years in extensive trafficking of dozens of women, with whom he had sexual relations, according to what investigators presented to British lawmakers, as reported by the Washington Post. The post Harrods: "Shocking" case of trafficking with dozens of women appeared first on PatrisNews - Patris Ilias Newspaper.
"The extent of possible human trafficking in the Al Fayed case is deeply shocking," said Britain's Commissioner for Combating Human Trafficking...
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