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Human Rights Watch warns of rise in abductions in Mozambique 's troubled Cabo Delgado province.
The children are reportedly being used by an Islamic Statelinked group known locally as al-Shabab .
Witnesses say children abducted from towns and villages have been used as fighters in subsequent attacks.
The violence has displaced more than 600,000 people and spilled into neighboring provinces.
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