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Magdalene Hope is a non-profit faith based organization formed by a group of God believers that fight against the issue of human trafficking which is a form of modern-day slavery in our society. They work together in order to get out women, men and children out of that system and set them free. They encourage human trafficking victims to start a new life and make them realize that they still have hope. Their job is to help those victims and to show them the love of
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