N. Korea calls for return of 12 waitresses

Colleagues and family members of 12 North Korean waitresses who defected to South Korea in April attend a news conference in Pyongyang on May 3, 2016. North Korea says the waitresses were abducted by South Korea from a restaurant in China while Seoul says they willingly defected to South Korea. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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