Students at Hasuike's alma mater hold signature petition drive

Students at Hasuike's alma mater hold signature petition drive

TOKYO, Japan - One of students at the alma mater of Kaoru Hasuike, one of five Japanese abductees currently on a homecoming visit, distributes leaflets to colleagues Nov. 4 during a signature petition drive to promote the reunion between the five and their relatives in North Korea and a full resolution to the abductions.

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