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The annual UN report, released on Tuesday, focusses on the impact of armed conflict on children and information on violations of their rights across countries. Jammu and Kashmir was cited as the prime "conflict area" in earlier editions of the report on alleged violation of children's rights. NEW DELHI: Taking note of the measures initiated by the government, specifically in Jammu and Kashmir, "to better protect children", the United Nations has for the first time since 2010 removed India from the latest edition of the Secretary General's 'Children and Armed Conflict Report'.
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