Eva Longora, alongside 300 other actresses, has been an integral part of the Time’s Up initiative since it launched seven months ago.

Which is why she’s not staying silent over the recent sexual assault allegations made against CBS chief Leslie Moonves.

In a report published last week, reporter Ronan Farrow (who has been at the forefront of the #MeToo movement) spoke to six women regarding claims that Moonves “forcibly kissed” them in the 1980s.

Longoria doesn’t know if the allegations made against Mooves are true, but that’s exactly why she wants a thorough investigation carried out.

“I think we need to keep calling out these corporations and the systematic sexism in these institutions and call them out to do full and transparent investigations,” Longoria told Variety.

The actress was also keen to stress that it is irrelevant that the allegations happened decades ago.

She continued: “Everybody says, ‘But [the allegations] are so old.’ No! The timing doesn’t matter. What matters is that it happened.”

Eva Longoria challenges women to “call out systematic sexism” in 2018