Our call for accountability
Why we’re demanding truth, accountability, justice, compensation and closure.
Why J4FHS exists
Concerns connected to Mohamed Fayed and Harrods have spanned decades. Survivor testimonies and independent investigations reveal systemic failures: abuse of power, inadequate safeguarding, and institutional silence.
The campaign demands:
Transparency and openness
Robust safeguarding standards
Full acknowledgment of past failures
Independent review of how concerns were handled
Stronger protections for staff in powerful institutions
This movement exists because real people were harmed, and because institutions must be held accountable for the systems that failed them.
What we’re calling for
These are the core aims of the movement, grounded in survivor experience and informed by reported testimony, and essential to accountability.
Truth
Exposing the full extent of the abuse, uncovering the systemic failures that allowed it to continue and ensuring that the experiences of survivors are fully documented, acknowledged and preserved.
Accountability
Every individual and institution that enabled, ignored or concealed concerns must be held responsible. No system should protect power at the expense of people.
Justice
We call for a full public inquiry and criminal prosecution where applicable. Justice requires transparency, truth and recognition of systemic failures.
Compensation
Survivors deserve compensation that reflects the harm they endured and its long-lasting impact - not as charity, but as a responsibility. Institutions must acknowledge the damage caused and take ownership for addressing it.
Closure
Every survivor has the right to be heard, believed, and able to move forward without living in the shadows of the past. Closure means truth, recognition and the assurance that this can never happen again.
“As night follows day, there will be a public inquiry into this scandal.”
Dean Armstrong KC