At least 37 women have come forward with sexual abuse allegations against the late Mohamed Al-Fayed, former owner of Harrods, with claims of rape and assault spanning multiple countries. Lawyers have drawn parallels between Al-Fayed's alleged actions and those of notorious offenders such as Harvey Weinstein and Jeffrey Epstein, highlighting a systemic failure at Harrods that enabled his misconduct. Survivors describe experiencing severe violations, including invasive medical examinations, threats from security, and a culture of silencing complaints. The current owners of Harrods, who acquired the store in 2010, expressed horror at the allegations and acknowledged their failure to protect employees during Al-Fayed's tenure. Legal representatives are advocating for justice beyond financial compensation, emphasizing the need for accountability and systemic change. The allegations have gained traction following a BBC documentary that aired recently, prompting survivors to speak out against Al-Fayed's legacy.