It’s 2019, and still women are the victims of violence and sexual harassment at work.

According to a recent study by the BBC, half of British women surveyed had experienced harassment at work. Of that number, some 63% did not report the experience and kept it to themselves. The most common form of harassment was inappropriate jokes or “banter”, which a quarter of those surveyed had experienced. Around one in 10 women who took part in the survey had been sexually assaulted.

This needs to stop. Stylist’s editor-in-chief Lisa Smosarski has joined with more than 40 other prominent British figures including MP Jess Phillips, activist Helen Pankhurst, director Sarah Gavron, musician Melanie C and actor Anne-Marie Duff to call for the UK government to pledge an end to sexual harassment and violence in the workforce.

Stylist editor-in-chief joins Jess Phillips to call for an end to sexual harassment at work