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Children's rights can get infringed through factors such as child labor, lack of access to education, abuse, neglect, child marriage, and discrimination. These violations can have long-lasting negative impacts on a child's well-being and development. Government policies, community awareness, and enforcement of laws are essential to protect children's rights.

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