Group urges gov't to review 16 possible abduction cases

Group urges gov't to review 16 possible abduction cases

TOKYO, Japan - Family members hold photos of their 16 missing relatives in a meeting of the Investigation Commission on Missing Japanese Probably Related to North Korea in Tokyo on Nov. 27. The commission asked the government to look into their claims that the 16 were abducted.

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