Emma Watson-backed harassment advice line still offers free legal help to women
A free legal advice service for women experiencing workplace sexual harassment, supported by Emma Watson, continues to operate in England and Wales. Launched in 2019, the service provides specialized guidance to help women navigate legal options following the #MeToo movement.
Why it matters
The service addresses a significant gap in legal accessibility for victims of workplace harassment, highlighting the ongoing impact of advocacy initiatives.
British actor and activist Emma Watson has helped support the launch of a free legal advice service for women facing sexual harassment at work in England and Wales. The service, introduced by the charity Rights of Women, was designed to help women understand their legal rights and the steps they could take against workplace harassment. Seven years later, the advice line continues to operate, offering specialist legal guidance to women dealing with such situations.The service was launched in 2019, with funding from the TIME’S UP UK Justice and Equality Fund. Watson was among those whose donations helped establish the fund, which was managed by Rosa, the UK Fund for Women and Girls.
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