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Malaysian police rescue 402 children after sex abuse allegations at Islamic welfare homes.
Raids were conducted after investigations into allegations of child abandonment, deviant teachings and sexual assault.
Police believed that Global Ikhwan group exploited children and used religious sentiments to collect donations.
Group denies allegations that it exploited children, says it will cooperate with authorities.
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