5 abductees meet relatives of abduction victims

NIIGATA, Japan - The five Japanese (seated background)) now back home after being abducted to North Korea in 1978 meet relatives of other Japanese abduction victims at a Niigata hotel Dec. 19. (From R to L, background) are Kaoru Hasuike, Yasushi Chimura, Hitomi Soga, Fukie Chimura and Yukiko Hasuike. The returnees removed their North Korean badges in the meeting. (Pool photo)(Kyodo)

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