N. Korea promises full disclosure on abducted Japanese

N. Korea promises full disclosure on abducted Japanese

TOKYO, Japan - Foreign Minister Yoriko Kawaguchi speaks on the abduction of Japanese citizens by North Korea at a House of Councillors Audit Committee session on Sept. 26. She said North Korea has expressed its readiness to disclose all information regarding the Japanese nationals it abducted.

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