Petra Khashoggi has revealed that her father, former British minister Jonathan Aitken, showed little concern when she disclosed being sexually assaulted at 15. The articles emphasize the lack of support from Aitken during a critical moment in Khashoggi's life. The incidents highlight the importance of timely support and intervention in such sensitive situations.
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