The 87-year-old mother of Megumi Yokota, who was abducted to North Korea at age 13 in the 1970s, is hoping that the upcoming Group of Seven summit in Hiroshima will take her a step closer to seeing her daughter brought home.Sakie Yokota says she is "looking forward" to Prime Minister Fumio Kishida taking up the issue with fellow leaders at the summit as time runs out for her and the families of other abduction victims who continue to fight for their loved ones' return."Mr. Kishida, as the prime minister of the country, which has seen many of its citizens abducted, needs to say in his own wo…READ FULL ARTICLE
