Families of missing protest LDP decision on food aid

Families of missing protest LDP decision on food aid

TOKYO, Japan - Members of the families of Japanese nationals allegedly abducted by North Korean agents stage a demonstration near the headquarters of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party in Tokyo on Oct. 4 to protest a decision by an LDP panel to approve a government plan to send 500,000 tons of rice in food aid to the country.

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