UK anti-slavery commissioner warns new law may deny trafficking status to Fayed accusers

The UK's independent anti-slavery commissioner warns that credibility tests in the new immigration and asylum bill could unfairly deny trafficking victim status to survivors of sexual violence, including those allegedly abused by Mohamed Al Fayed. The claim is based on the commissioner's assessment of the bill's provisions, which are not yet law. This matters as it could set a legal precedent affecting victim support and trafficking recognition.