Family members of North Korea abductees hold Tokyo campaign to seek their return

A poignant campaign to bring closure to the return ofabducted Japanese nationals by North Korea gathered signatures in Tokyo, uniting descendants of 1977 abductees with their advocates for the first time in 12 years. The event, held in Ginza district, featured prominent figures like leader Takuya Yokota and his twin brother Tetsuya, who played crucial roles in seeking justice for their families' 45-year-old quest. This initiative highlights the enduring fight for justice and healing among the abductee families and supporters.