U.S. House demands Japan action on parental abduction

WASHINGTON, United States - Congressman Jim Moran speaks at a news conference in front of Capitol Hill in Washington on Sept. 29, 2010, with Christopher Savoie, (2nd from R) whose ex-wife took their children to Japan against his will, behind him. The U.S. House of Representatives passed a resolution the same day urging Japan to resolve child custody problems arising when Japanese parents take their children to Japan from the United States against the wishes of their American spouses. (Kyodo)

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