Soga meets Baker on abduction issue

Soga meets Baker on abduction issue

TOKYO, Japan - Former Japanese abductee to North Korea Hitomi Soga (R) meets U.S. Ambassador to Japan Howard Baker (L) at the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo on May 9. She asked the ambassador for cooperation in helping her and four other repatriated abduction victims be reunited with their families remaining in the North. (Pool photo)

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