Harrods to disclose NDAs from Al Fayed's abuse victims

Lawyers representing women who allege abuse by Mohamed Al Fayed are demanding that Harrods disclose the number of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) signed during his ownership. Following the store's announcement that it will not enforce these NDAs, over 200 individuals have come forward with allegations, although many victims may still feel silenced. The investigation into the extent of Al Fayed's abuses is ongoing, with claims of assaults occurring in various locations, including London and Paris. Legal representatives are now advocating for transparency regarding the scale of the abuse, emphasizing the need to understand the demographics and circumstances surrounding the incidents. The Metropolitan Police have also initiated investigations into new allegations against Al Fayed, highlighting the seriousness of the claims. The situation has prompted discussions about the potential establishment of a central authority for registering NDAs to prevent future cover-ups of abuse. Al Fayed's son has expressed his horror at the allegations against his father, further complicating the family's legacy amidst these serious accusations.