No One Above
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This is the account of No One Above, a survivor led advocacy organization founded by survivors of organised abuse and trafficking by the Fayed network of perpetrators and organisations. www.nooneabove.org
@abbiellewelyn.bsky.social thank you for your coverage of the Home Office recognition that multiple Fayed victims were harmed by a sophisticated trafficking system, not one lone (dead) man. www.theguardian.com/world/2026/a...
At least five Mohamed Al Fayed abuse survivors confirmed as human-trafficking victims
Decision comes after group of survivors claimed ex-Harrods owner’s associates must have helped facilitate his crimes
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Thank you @mikegalsworthy.bsky.social and @bylinesnetwork.co.uk - your support means so much.
Mike Galsworthy@mikegalsworthy.bsky.social · 3d ago🔥 If you do one thing this Sunday- please watch this video. It’s a jaw-dropping scandal and the survivors need justice. Video link —> www.instagram.com/reel/Dbh8gO_...
The trafficker Mohamed Fayed died uncharged. The machine that facilitated and protected him did not die with him. This edition of the Bylines Network Gazette is about what happened next — and what hasn’t. Head to bylinesnetwork.co.uk/gazette/
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No One Above, on behalf of recognised victims of Modern Slavery in the Fayed Trafficking case, objects to provisions in the Immigration and Asylum bill that would blame survivors who are prevented by their traffickers from reporting. Briefing: tinyurl.com/2rbp4587 #modernslavery
The state knew about Mohamed Al Fayed – who knew what when? The institutions and individuals who chose to look away | NOA @nooneaboveorg.bsky.social
The state knew about Mohamed Al Fayed – who knew what when?
The institutions and individuals who chose to look away
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The disgraceful history of what was known about the Fayeds – and by whom – has been assiduously documented by our courts, journalists, biographers, police, and in the heartbreaking testimony of victims. No One Above will be sharing more of what lies in plain sight. Thank you @sussexbylines.co.uk.
Sussex Bylines @sussexbylines.co.uk · last mo.Who knew what, and when? Survivor accounts of trafficking in the #Harrods case are shocking. We publish the first part today of a 2-part piece listing the individuals and institutions who knew and did nothing. If #AndyBurnham becomes PM will he finally see justice done? @nooneaboveorg.bsky.social
Starmer apologised to 200 Al Fayed survivors but did not address the failure to investigate Fayed’s trafficking ring. Survivors expect answers @sussexbylines.co.uk
No, Prime Minister
Starmer apologised to 200 Al Fayed survivors but did not address the failure to investigate Fayed’s trafficking ring. Survivors expect answers
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Thank you @wendychambld.bsky.social - NOA agrees
Wendy Chamberlain MP@wendychambld.bsky.social · 2mo agoToday I raised the need to consider involving the National Crime Agency in the investigation into Harrods and Fayed. Survivors have told us these crimes spanned multiple locations and perpetrators - we must ensure investigations match that scale and rebuild trust.
Yesterday, as Co‑Chair of the APPG for the Survivors of Fayed and Harrods, along with The Survivors Trust, we brought the Prime Minister together with more than 200 survivors. Their courage in speaking out is driving long‑overdue action. buff.ly/oqUX8pn
PM Meeting 200 Alleged Al Fayed Victims
The Prime Minister has been meeting 200 women who say they were abused by Mohammed Al Fayed, the Egyptian businessman who used to own Harrods.
bbc.co.uk
Harrods challenges solvency of Al Fayed estate in legal battle
Harrods challenges solvency of Al Fayed estate in legal battle
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NOA shares Anti-Slavery International's concern: the timing of disclosures of trafficking has nothing to do with survivors' crediblity. Fayed trafficking victims were isolated, traumatised, threatened, and compelled to sign NDAs. Early disclosure was made impossible.
Anti-Slavery International@antislavery.org · 3mo agoWe are extremely concerned about the update to the credibility section of the modern slavery statutory guidance published yesterday by the Home Office. ❓ But what is it?
Al Fayed survivor was modern slavery victim, says Home Office Rachael Louw says she feels "vindication" and "validation" that her case has been recognised by the British government.
"A formal trafficking investigation is not about one man in one room. It is about the entire apparatus – corporate, financial, legal, logistical, medical, and institutional – that made the room possible, made it repeatable and ensured that no one who entered it could easily leave or speak." 1/2
Bylines Network@bylinesnetwork.co.uk · 3mo agoThe Harrods case seen through the trafficking lens No One Above’s fight for National Referral Mechanism (NRM) recognition in the Al-Fayed case @sussexbylines.co.uk
The government has recognised what survivors and experts said from the start: this was trafficking. NOA campaigned tirelessly for this — because only a trafficking investigation can gather the evidence needed for meaningful accountability. Full article: www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Al Fayed survivor was modern slavery victim, Home Office says
Rachael Louw says she feels
bbc.co.uk
No One Above members Justine and Isabella are speaking on Wednesday. This will be a fascinating discussion with great panelists, facilitated by longtime NOA supporters at Bylines Network. Please join us - details below.
Bylines Network@bylinesnetwork.co.uk · 4mo agoIn an industry where globally 73% of publications are run by males, we are proud to say that 80% of our Editors-in-Chief across all 10 of our publications are not male. We are also proud to champion female voices, including this webinar. This Wednesday at 7 pm. www.tickettailor.com/events/bylin...
Join our live webinar for a powerful conversation on justice and equality. We’re bringing together four incredible women – including survivors of the Epstein and Harrods cases – to explore power, resilience and building a safer future. 1/ www.tickettailor.com/events/bylin...
Today Sir Mark Rowley, Met Police Commissioner, told the American press: "policing in the UK will operate without fear or favor" and "the law applies equally to everyone". That is NOT the experience of Fayed victims Sir Mark. @wendychambld.bsky.social www.goodmorningamerica.com/amp/video/13...
London police chief discusses ongoing investigation into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor
One month after the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, Sir Mark Rowley says the police force is pushing U.S. officials for unredacted material from the Epstein files.
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Britain has its own Epstein: Mohamed Al Fayed. Today at #PMQs, @wendychambld.bsky.social got Keir Starmer to commit to meeting with survivors to hear from them direct.
This is a positive step but the Met must upgrade this to a full trafficking investigation, with sufficient resources. My constituent was one of the 100s of victims abused by Mohamed Al-Fayed & his cronies. They deserve justice, not token gestures. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Mohamed Al Fayed: Three women interviewed by police on suspicion of sex trafficking
The women have been interviewed under suspicion of aiding and abetting rape and human trafficking, the Met Police says.
bbc.co.uk
The silence around the trafficking and exploitation linked to Mohamed Al-Fayed is breaking. Accountability must follow | Isabella
Harrods and Al-Fayed abuse – the silence is breaking
The silence around the trafficking and exploitation linked to Mohamed Al-Fayed is breaking. Accountability must follow
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Breaking the silence | A personal account of how the culture at Harrods and within the Al-Fayed network allowed it to traffick female employees | Shanta Sundarason
Breaking the silence
A personal account of how the culture at Harrods and within the Al-Fayed network allowed it to traffick female employees
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NOA cautiously welcomes the Met's broadening of the Fayed investigation to include human trafficking.
The French are investigating Al Fayed as #sextrafficking. The Met is investigating him for sexual abuse. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Al Fayed abuse should be investigated as human trafficking, says former senior Met officer
Investigation into claims of sex abuse by the late Harrods owner should include trafficking, says former head of Met's Anti-Trafficking Unit.
bbc.co.uk
As Co-Chair of the APPG for the Survivors of Fayed and Harrods, the need for the investigation to be widened to include trafficking has been a theme brought up often by survivors. I welcome this from former Met leaders & call on the current lead investigators to follow suit. buff.ly/7fOGQS0
Al Fayed abuse should be investigated as human trafficking, says former senior Met officer
Investigation into claims of sex abuse by the late Harrods owner should include trafficking, says former head of Met's Anti-Trafficking Unit.
bbc.co.uk
My constituent was one of 100s of victims abused by Britain’s Epstein, Mohamed Al-Fayed & his cronies. I asked the Prime Minister to ensure sufficient resources are committed to fully investigating this multi-perpetrator, multi-jurisdictional, multi-decade trafficking outrage.
There was a UK Epstein. His name was Mohammed Fayed and Vanity Fair did go after him and then I spent two years investigating allegations of sexual abuse in defence of a libel suit. We proved the case beyond doubt. But this wasn't just about libel laws; police corruption was key to his survival.
Dan Neidle@danneidle.bsky.social · 6mo agoEdward Lucas is dead right. If Epstein had been British he’d never have been exposed. Our libel law is an ongoing disgrace. www.thetimes.com/article/1786...
This letter to #KeirStarmer from Isabella, a Harrods abuse survivor, attracted the attention of the mainstream media, and she was interviewed by Sarah Montague on BBC Radio Four's World at One. She has written a series of articles for @sussexbylines.co.uk on the survivors' struggle to obtain justice
Keir Starmer – how dare you speak about justice?
A letter to Keir Starmer from a Harrods abuse survivor
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Another point of view from No One Above - a survivor's perspective on how abusers exploit - and cultivate - vulnerability in their victims. bylines.cymru/voices-lleis...
Why sexual predators target the emotionally vulnerable
The Harrods abuse scandal reveals that predators depend less on secrecy than on disbelief, silence, and the failure of institutions to act
bylines.cymru
The Epstein and Al Fayed cases have prompted important public conversation. Read our response ⚖️ www.unseenuk.org/epstein-and-...
