(1)New group to investigate possible abduction cases

(1)New group to investigate possible abduction cases

TOKYO, Japan - Kazuhiro Araki (R), head of a new private group set up Jan. 10 to look into cases of possible abduction by North Korea, speaks at a news conference in Tokyo. The group made public the names and photos of 40 missing people the North may have kidnapped.

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