The document discusses the work of the Human Rights Help Center, which was founded in 2018 to promote tolerance and assist in prosecuting human trafficking and targeted hate crimes. The organization investigates cases of children who have been trafficked, works with law enforcement on these cases, and provides support to victims and their families. It also educates youth about teaching tolerance to combat prejudice and promote equality and inclusion. The Center is currently working on its first case involving alleged hate crimes and harassment.

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2. Contents:
Introduction
Fighting Targeted Hate Crimes
Fighting Children Trafficking
Supporting victims
Teaching Tolerance
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My name is Flecia Martin, and I am the founder of the Human Rights Help Center. I’ve had the
awesome opportunity to work with many of you on the Gorgon, Thunder Horse, and Marathon
projects over the past twenty years. However, what you probably didn't know about me is that I
struggled with the intolerance of others the entire time. The tolerance of others required for
productivity and prosperity for any business. Tolerance can only be achieved through cooperation
and collaboration which is why I have decided to dedicate the rest of my life to promoting tolerance
and assisting in the prosecution of trafficking and targeted hate crimes. My number one goal is to
prevent this hindrance for happening to others and to protect the children.
The children are our future and they are being abducting and sold into slavery or human trafficking
as young as five years old. As an American and a woman I can not let this continue. Perpetrators
must be caught and held accountable for crimes of stealing the lives, innocents and the childhoods of
our children. Hate and trafficking crime criminal must be tried and convicted in the United States
Court System. Therefore it is with humility that is seek the assistance of others to bring these kids
home so that they can get the love and attention that they deserve. And to stop hate crime targeting
that more often than not also leads to death.
The Human Rights Help Center which opened in February of 2018 is currently working on its first
case. Docket Number 1:18-cv-00122, which is currently pending in the United States Courts in
Denver Colorado. It’s a deliberate act of hateful malpractice due to race and disability and is part of
a much larger targeting hate crime that stemmed from me going to City Park in Denver Colorado.
There are about twenty companies and organizations involved including several police departments
and government agencies. Hundreds, maybe even thousands of people from various communities are
currently and since 2015 committing acts of harassment, stalking and attempted murder against me.
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Fighting Targeted Hate Crimes
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions Statement on the FBI's 2016 Hate Crimes Statistics
“No person should have to fear being violently attacked because of who they are, what
they believe, or how they worship.”
For victims of hate crimes, the struggle for justice is often a long one. Many victims
never find justice, experts say, because they don't know where or how to find help. The
Human Rights Help Center receives their complaints and investigate for discovery of
information that will lead to an arrest.
This information is often obtain via visual surveillance, audio surveillance, social media
account, public records and phone records that are admissible in court. The Justice
Department’s Civil Rights Division prosecutor to assist in the trial of an Iowa man
accused of murdering Kedarie Johnson, a transgender teenager. On November 3, 2017
the trial resulted in a conviction, and the man now faces life in prison.
The Human Rights Help Center is committed to ensuring that individuals can live there
lives without fear of being a victim of violent crime based on who they are, what they
believe, or how they worship.

5. Fighting Children Trafficking
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In fiscal year 2016, HomeLand Security Investigations initiated 1,029
human trafficking investigations. Homeland Security made 1,952
arrests, 1,176 indictments, and 631 convictions; 435 victims were
identified and assisted.
At the Human Rights Help Center crimes against children are our
number one priority. We have to stop human trafficking by
investigating missing children and leads from people like you that a
child might be in trouble. For more information please visit the web
address at the bottom of the page.
Together, we can give our kids a life!
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6. Supporting victims
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Human trafficking, believed to be the third-largest criminal activity in the world, is a form
of human slavery which must be addressed at the interagency level. Human trafficking
includes forced labor, domestic servitude, and commercial sex trafficking. It involves
both U.S. citizens and foreigners alike, and has no demographic restrictions.
Nothing in life prepares us for the traumatic experience of having a child or loved one
stolen and sold into human trafficking or child labor slavery. The Human Rights Help
Center work with law enforcement to bring these kids home in human trafficking cases
under both its Civil Rights program and its Violent Crimes Against Children program.
The majority of human trafficking victims in our cases are U.S. citizens, and we take a
victim-centered approach in investigating such cases, which means that ensuring the
needs of the victims take precedence over all other considerations.
Victims of human trafficking and targeted hate crimes and their families and friends
experience crisis reactions; the levels of extremes will differ from person to person based
on their personal situation at the time of the crime, the impact of the crime, and resulting
injuries. As each person is unique, so are victim reactions, responses, and recovery.
How the victim of a crime and their loved ones are treated immediately following the
crime impacts their ability to cope and recover. They will need to know what comes next
by way of the crime investigation and the resulting criminal justice process and the
HRHC with be there to help them through those difficult times.
In times of crisis, friends and colleagues (like you) that are willingly provide monetary
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7. Teaching Tolerance
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Teaching Tolerance to our nation’s youth combats prejudice among
their generation and beyond, while promoting equality,
inclusiveness and equitable learning environments in the classroom
and later, in the work place.
If you are an educator, the Human Rights Help Center recommend
the usage of tolerance programs and curriculum available at
Southern Poverty Law Center’s (SPLC) website at
www.splcenter.org.
SPLC produce an array of educational tolerance material and
resources and distribute them, free of charge, to educators across the
country – award-winning classroom documentaries, lesson plans
and curricula, Teaching Tolerance magazine, videos, and more.
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