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The International Children's Peace Prize is an annual award that recognizes a child who has made a significant contribution to advocating children's rights and peace. In 2012, the winner of this prize was not mentioned in the given document, which only stated the name of the award and included a video tag but no other details about the recipient or their accomplishments. The essential information provided was limited to the award name and year.
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