Families of Japanese nationals abducted by North Korea decades ago urged Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Wednesday to quickly resolve the issue while the victims' parents are still alive.During a meeting with the prime minister at his office, Takuya Yokota, who heads the families' group, presented the group's campaign policy for this year that underscored its desire to resolve the issue given the aging families."We strongly urge the Japanese government once again to present specific strategies, a road map and a deadline for rescuing the victims," said Yokota, a younger brother of abductee M…READ FULL ARTICLE
