Fifty survivors of alleged sexual abuse by Mohamed Al Fayed, the late former owner of luxury London department store Harrods, are demanding legal consequences for individuals they say enabled or ignored the abuse, calling on Harrods to release findings from an internal investigation into staff knowledge. The campaign group, supported by actor Richard Gere and former UK Victims Commissioner Dame Vera Baird, also wants answers from the Metropolitan Police and the General Medical Council over their failure to act on earlier complaints. The push goes beyond the store's compensation scheme — which drew more than 220 participants after a 2024 BBC documentary exposed decades of alleged abuse — with survivors seeking parliamentary scrutiny and systemic reform to prevent wealthy individuals from suppressing such cases in the future.