Hatoyama seeks greater effort to get Japanese abductees back

Hatoyama seeks greater effort to get Japanese abductees back

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama (front) addresses the first meeting of his government's task force on the North Korean abduction issue at his office on Oct 27, 2009. He told his Cabinet ministers to intensify efforts to bring back to Japan all victims of North Korean abductions.

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