Gillian Anderson has a variety of charitable causes. Gillian Anderson is a staunch advocate for animal rights. She even stripped off all her clothing to appear in a PETA commercial. “I found it liberating to use my body to make an important statement. People tend to look away from anti-fur ads showing mangled animals, but they’re drawn to PETA’s ‘naked’ campaign,”She explained the details on The official PETA website.
But Anderson’s charitable workIt goes beyond the simple act of removing animals for the greater good. She says that another cause she’s involved in is the fight to find a cure for neurofibromatosis — and for good reason: Her brother suffers from the disease. The actor contends that neurofibromatosis “is actually more prevalent than MS.”
Anderson was also an anti-slavery advocate “after being shocked at the scale of the problem.”2017Reutersreported that until she was cast in the film, “Sold,” Anderson “had been unaware [that] up to 46 million people globally were living as slaves, generating an estimated $150 billion in illegal profits a year.” “Sold”It is located in Kolkata’s red-light district, where a Nepalese girl of 13 years is “trapped in the sex trade.”This movie is about a young woman who fights for her freedom. “The film is an entry point to the issue. By telling one girl’s story, it gives voice to the millions of children who are trafficked every year,”Anderson made the comment to Reuters.
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