FERNDALE, Wash. — A Ferndale rally is planned Thursday, July 30th, in recognition of World Day Against Human Trafficking.
The rally is scheduled for 4:30pm on the Pioneer Bridge (Main Street) to bring awareness to human trafficking for labor and/or sex, specifically focusing on the children according to an email from organizers.
The event is organized by volunteers working with the anti-trafficking organization Operation Underground Railroad.
Organizers ask that all COVID-19 health safety measures be followed during the rally including wearing masks and physical distancing.
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UN Secretary-General António Guterres recently said in a message regarding the World Day against Trafficking in Persons:
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This year’s World Day against Trafficking in Persons honours the first responders helping to end the crime of human trafficking: law enforcement officers, social workers, health‑care professionals, non-governmental organization staff members and many others working around the world to protect the vulnerable.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres – July 20, 2020