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Almost half of Fayed abuse accusers are potential trafficking victims, MPs told
The figures raise fresh questions about how survivors are recognised and supported, including those living outside Britain.
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00:01Almost half of the women who reported allegations against Mohammed Al-Fayed are potential victims
00:06of human trafficking, MPs have been told. Metropolitan Police officers said 70 survivor
00:12accounts showed signs of trafficking. Five women have been recognised by the Home Office
00:17as trafficking victims. Police say some women were allegedly moved between workplaces, homes
00:23and properties in Britain and abroad. Survivors living overseas say they have faced difficulty
00:29securing recognition through the national referral mechanism. The Met says referrals for people
00:35living abroad were rejected and it's paused submissions. The Home Office says it's ensuring
00:40modern slavery survivors get the support that they need.

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