Ex-Japan abductee to N. Korea meets PM Kishida

Hitomi Soga (C, L), a former Japanese abductee to North Korea, submits a letter of request to Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida (C ,R) at his office in Tokyo on July 5, 2023, asking the premier to hold summit talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to ensure all those abducted by the country can reunite with their families.

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