With the Trafficking of a 3-year old in Clearwater, United for Human Rights Urge Residents to Speak

CLEARWATER, Fla. - Sept. 3, 2020 - PRLog -- The Executive Director of United for Human Rights' Florida chapter denounces all forms of human trafficking in Florida, urging all residents to learn what the signs are and to "say something, if you see something."

In just the last 7 days, two women were arrested for sex trafficking minors in South Florida, a man was charged with two counts of trafficking a child, and 9 people were arrested as part of human trafficking bust in Georgia, where one man was found to have brought a 3-year-old to a motel in Clearwater, Florida to traffic her.

The Executive Director of UHR, Cristian Vargas, said: "These predators target and recruit at-risk victims mainly using social media, and exploit their vulnerability to get them hooked on drugs. I abhor the fact that it's happening right here in Clearwater, in our own backyard. I strongly urge all Clearwater residents and community leaders to take this problem to heart and learn more about how to be a part of the solution."

United for Human Rights offers training on what the signs are of human trafficking. Their staff have delivered dozens of seminars and workshops, in partnership with various anti-human trafficking organizations, to teach people what to look out for and how they can get involved in the fight against trafficking.

Florida ranks as having the 3rd most calls into the National Hotline for Human Trafficking. With Tampa Bay being a hub for these heinous activities, the community is becoming more aware that if they don't do something to help their neighbors and their city, the problem will continue to grow.

UHR posts the latest news and updates on what community members can do to join the movement at www.Facebook.com/HumanRightsFL. Social media is also used to help find missing children, and that's one way that UHR Florida is combatting human trafficking.

To learn what the signs of human trafficking are, and how to get involved in the movement, contact the Executive Director UHR, Cristian Vargas, at (727) 265-7479, or email him at Cristian@humanrights.com. Ask them anything on their social media by following their Facebook and Instagram @HumanRightsFL.

About United for Human Rights' Florida chapter:

United for Human Rights is an international non-profit, non-religious educational program based on the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Its purpose is to teach youth their human rights and create valuable advocates for tolerance and peace. United for Human Rights is one of eight humanitarian programs the Church of Scientology supports. It was Scientology Founder, L. Ron Hubbard who said, "Human rights must be made a fact, not an idealistic dream."