Mia Farrow has apologized to British Members of Parliament after they were bombarded with faxes detailing information from the actress' website.

The Rosemary's Baby star is a human rights campaigner and is encouraging the U.K. government to help those affected by civil war in Sudan's Darfur region.

Farrow, who recently fasted to raise awareness of the campaign, writes a daily blog online - but was left red-faced after MPs at the House of Commons in London were sent up to 60 pages from her site at least once a week for an entire month. The star feared the online spy is trying to weaken her fight for the cause by deliberately spamming politicians.

Now she has offered an apology to the MPs who were disrupted by the documents, insisting she is not responsible for them.

In an email sent to the House of Commons, Farrow says, "I completely understand and share your frustration. Please be assured that I am not sending any such faxes and I have no idea who would do such a thing. My website is visited by thousands around the world. There is no way I can trace visitors or identify the individual who is doing this."

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