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Emma Watson-backed harassment advice line still offers free legal help to women

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Emma Watson-backed harassment advice line still offers free legal help to women

In 2019, Emma Watson helped fund a free legal advice line for women facing sexual harassment at work in England and Wales.

Launched by Rights of Women, the service continues to operate seven years later, offering specialist guidance on reporting harassment, filing complaints, understanding legal rights and taking action against employers.

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