Parents of slain aid worker visit photo exhibition of late son

Parents of slain aid worker visit photo exhibition of late son

FUKUOKA, Japan - The parents -- Masayuki Ito (R) and Junko (L) -- of Kazuya Ito, a Japanese aid worker kidnapped and killed in Afghanistan last August, look at photos at a photo exhibition on their late son's aid activities in Afghanistan. (Kyodo)

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