"We have created the Justice and Equality Fund, to create the far-reaching personal, social, legal and policy changes that will ensure everyone can feel safe at work, at play and at home," they state on their Go Fund page.

We are bringing it home to the UK! @timesupnow

Link here and in my bio to donate to the UK Justice and Equality fund. https://t.co/90ymNXxElk pic.twitter.com/D5Ebz48KAn

— Emma Watson (@EmmaWatson) February 18, 2018

The new movement has now been endorsed by 200 movers and shakers in the acting world.
"Together we can end the culture of harassment, abuse and impunity," they also state on their page.

Watch @EmmaWatson announce our partnership with @BAFTA and key industry organisations to eradicate bullying & harassment in the screen sector https://t.co/qCAILLuAyR pic.twitter.com/IzT90LxdZC

— BFI (@BFI) February 14, 2018

In an open-letter published in The Observer newspaper, the new movement declared: "In the very near past, we lived in a world where sexual harassment was an uncomfortable joke; an unavoidable awkward part of being a girl or a woman.
"It was certainly not to be discussed, let alone addressed. In 2018, we seem to have woken up in a world ripe for change.
"If we truly embrace this moment, a line in the sand will turn to stone."

#100years ago in the UK, certain women became eligible to vote, & women were given the right to stand for Parliament. Amidst the celebrations, let's not forget those women that were excluded from voting for another ten years, & the women still denied a political voice even today.

— Emma Watson (@EmmaWatson) February 6, 2018

So moving to be on the red carpet yesterday. Thank you to everyone who wore black in solidarity with us. ✊ @timesupnow #timesup pic.twitter.com/70dv8yp9QJ

— Emma Watson (@EmmaWatson) January 8, 2018