Kin of Japanese, S. Korean abduction victims pledge cooperation

Kin of Japanese, S. Korean abduction victims pledge cooperation

TOKYO, Japan - The relatives of Japanese and South Korean victims of abduction by North Korea hold a gathering in Tokyo on May 27 as part of their efforts to rescue their missing kin from North Korea.

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