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Japanese wives from N. Korea urge early passage of human rights bill

TOKYO, Japan - Two unidentified Japanese defectors (seated on the left side) from North Korea and one of their supporters are in talks with Shinzo Abe, acting secretary general of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, at the LDP headquarters in Tokyo on March 28. They called for early enactment of a human rights law aimed at protecting and supporting escapees from the North.

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N. Korean defectors' group seeks Japanese gov't support

TOKYO, Japan - A representative of the Society of Escapees from North Korea in Japan who goes by the alias Kenki Aoyama reads a statement at a news conference at the Foreign Correspondents Club of Japan in Tokyo on Feb. 5. Members of the group have asked the government to recognize their refugee status and provide them with protection and support. Aoyama wore sunglasses and a mask to conceal his identity.

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Japanese wives from N. Korea urge early passage of human rights

TOKYO, Japan - Two unidentified Japanese defectors (seated on the left side) from North Korea and one of their supporters are in talks with Shinzo Abe, acting secretary general of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, at the LDP headquarters in Tokyo on March 28. They called for early enactment of a human rights law aimed at protecting and supporting escapees from the North. (Kyodo)

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THE WAY BACK THE WAY BACK Date: 2010

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THE WAY BACK THE WAY BACK Date: 2010

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THE WAY BACK JIM STURGESS, ED HARRIS, COLIN FARRELL THE WAY BACK [US / UAE 2010] [L-R] JIM STURGESS, ED HARRIS, COLIN FARRELL Date: 2010

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THE WAY BACK COLIN FARRELL Date: 2010

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THE WAY BACK ED HARRIS, SAOIRSE RONAN THE WAY BACK ED HARRIS, SAOIRSE RONAN Date: 2010

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THE WAY BACK SAOIRSE RONAN THE WAY BACK SAOIRSE RONAN Date: 2010

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THE WAY BACK COLIN FARRELL, JIM STURGESS THE WAY BACK [US / UAE 2010] [L-R] COLIN FARRELL, JIM STURGESS Date: 2010

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East Japan's 2011 disaster reminds old woman of WWII experience

Otoko Wada talks about her wartime experience in front of what used to be a bomb shelter in Kamaishi, Iwate Prefecture, as seen in this photo taken on Jan. 29, 2015, where she joined other escapees from U.S. gunboat attacks in the closing days of World War II. The March 2011 earthquake and tsunami disaster that hit Iwate and other parts of the northeastern Japan region reminded the 85-year-old woman of the fears she experienced during the war. (Photo by Yohei Kanazashi) (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Many Nigerian escapees from Boko Haram live together

Dozens of Nigerians live together at a relative's home of Hamza Ravi'u in Kano, northern Nigeria, on Feb. 4, 2015, after their escape from the Boko Haram Islamic militant group in Mubi in Adamawa State in the country's northeastern part in October 2014. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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The Baltic Border Tower Kuhlungsborn Museum

The Baltic Border Tower Type BT 11 in Kuhlungsborn, erected in 1973, was part of the border control system of the GDR. Its purpose was to prevent escapees from reaching West German or Danish shores. The Baltic Border Tower was saved from demolition and it was maintained as a monument for future generations. It is the only tower of its kind open to the public in Kuhlungsborn, Germany, July 10, 2019. (CTK Photo/Martin Weiser)

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The Baltic Border Tower Kuhlungsborn

The Baltic Border Tower Type BT 11 in Kuhlungsborn, erected in 1973, was part of the border control system of the GDR. Its purpose was to prevent escapees from reaching West German or Danish shores. The Baltic Border Tower was saved from demolition and it was maintained as a monument for future generations. It is the only tower of its kind open to the public in Kuhlungsborn, Germany, July 10, 2019. (CTK Photo/Martin Weiser)

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The Baltic Border Tower Kuhlungsborn Museum

The Baltic Border Tower Type BT 11 in Kuhlungsborn, erected in 1973, was part of the border control system of the GDR. Its purpose was to prevent escapees from reaching West German or Danish shores. The Baltic Border Tower was saved from demolition and it was maintained as a monument for future generations. It is the only tower of its kind open to the public in Kuhlungsborn, Germany, July 10, 2019. (CTK Photo/Martin Weiser)

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The Baltic Border Tower Kuhlungsborn

The Baltic Border Tower Type BT 11 in Kuhlungsborn, erected in 1973, was part of the border control system of the GDR. Its purpose was to prevent escapees from reaching West German or Danish shores. The Baltic Border Tower was saved from demolition and it was maintained as a monument for future generations. It is the only tower of its kind open to the public in Kuhlungsborn, Germany, July 10, 2019. (CTK Photo/Martin Weiser)

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The Baltic Border Tower Kuhlungsborn

The Baltic Border Tower Type BT 11 in Kuhlungsborn, erected in 1973, was part of the border control system of the GDR. Its purpose was to prevent escapees from reaching West German or Danish shores. The Baltic Border Tower was saved from demolition and it was maintained as a monument for future generations. It is the only tower of its kind open to the public in Kuhlungsborn, Germany, July 10, 2019. (CTK Photo/Martin Weiser)

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The Baltic Border Tower Kuhlungsborn

The Baltic Border Tower Type BT 11 in Kuhlungsborn, erected in 1973, was part of the border control system of the GDR. Its purpose was to prevent escapees from reaching West German or Danish shores. The Baltic Border Tower was saved from demolition and it was maintained as a monument for future generations. It is the only tower of its kind open to the public in Kuhlungsborn, Germany, July 10, 2019. (CTK Photo/Martin Weiser)

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The Baltic Border Tower Kuhlungsborn

The Baltic Border Tower Type BT 11 in Kuhlungsborn, erected in 1973, was part of the border control system of the GDR. Its purpose was to prevent escapees from reaching West German or Danish shores. The Baltic Border Tower was saved from demolition and it was maintained as a monument for future generations. It is the only tower of its kind open to the public in Kuhlungsborn, Germany, July 10, 2019. (CTK Photo/Martin Weiser)

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The Baltic Border Tower Kuhlungsborn

The Baltic Border Tower Type BT 11 in Kuhlungsborn, erected in 1973, was part of the border control system of the GDR. Its purpose was to prevent escapees from reaching West German or Danish shores. The Baltic Border Tower was saved from demolition and it was maintained as a monument for future generations. It is the only tower of its kind open to the public in Kuhlungsborn, Germany, July 10, 2019. (CTK Photo/Martin Weiser)

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The Baltic Border Tower Kuhlungsborn

The Baltic Border Tower Type BT 11 in Kuhlungsborn, erected in 1973, was part of the border control system of the GDR. Its purpose was to prevent escapees from reaching West German or Danish shores. The Baltic Border Tower was saved from demolition and it was maintained as a monument for future generations. It is the only tower of its kind open to the public in Kuhlungsborn, Germany, July 10, 2019. (CTK Photo/Martin Weiser)

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The Baltic Border Tower Kuhlungsborn

The Baltic Border Tower Type BT 11 in Kuhlungsborn, erected in 1973, was part of the border control system of the GDR. Its purpose was to prevent escapees from reaching West German or Danish shores. The Baltic Border Tower was saved from demolition and it was maintained as a monument for future generations. It is the only tower of its kind open to the public in Kuhlungsborn, Germany, July 10, 2019. (CTK Photo/Martin Weiser)

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N. Korean defectors' group seeks Japanese gov't support

TOKYO, Japan - A representative of the Society of Escapees from North Korea in Japan who goes by the alias Kenki Aoyama reads a statement at a news conference at the Foreign Correspondents Club of Japan in Tokyo on Feb. 5. Members of the group have asked the government to recognize their refugee status and provide them with protection and support. Aoyama wore sunglasses and a mask to conceal his identity. (Kyodo)