K.J. Yossman Keira Knightley, Naomie Harris and singer Rebecca Ferguson are among those who have voiced their support for the establishment of an independent body to tackle harassment and bullying in the creative industries.Time’s Up U.K.
and Creative U.K. are currently consulting with the entertainment and other creative industries – including music, TV, film, theatre, advertising, video games, and fashion – to discuss setting up an Independent Standards Authority (ISA) which would help protect freelancers, self-employed workers and those on short term or informal contracts.“For anyone to fulfil their creative potential there cannot be fear or disrespect or any kind,” said Knightley. “We are all entitled to work in safe, respectful spaces where dignity for all is upheld.
I believe the ISA is an important step in helping to achieve this.” Naomie Harris added: “No one should go to work fearful of harassment, bullying and abuse.
For anyone to have their voice and reach their full potential, where we work must be safe and respectful. I believe the ISA is an important step in helping to achieve this.”Both actors have previously revealed they have been assaulted during the course of their careers.In 2017, Times’ Up U.K.
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