Kin of Japanese thought abducted to N. Korea urges greater rescue efforts

Kin of Japanese thought abducted to N. Korea urges greater rescue efforts

Takashi Fujita urges the Japanese government to step up efforts to realize the return of nationals believed to have been abducted by North Korean agents, along with those confirmed as abductees, at a press conference at the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan in Tokyo on May 22, 2015. Fujita's younger brother Susumu is thought to have been abducted to North Korea in 1976. ==Kyodo

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