One year after Japan-N. Korea deal on abduction probe

One year after Japan-N. Korea deal on abduction probe

A woman walks in front of portraits of former North Korean leaders Kim Il Sung (L) and Kim Jong Il in Pyongyang on May 28, 2015. A year has passed since Japan and North Korea announced a deal to get Pyongyang to "reinvestigate" the fates of abductees in return for the lifting of some of Tokyo's unilateral sanctions on Pyongyang. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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