Abductees' families say won't oppose Japan lifting North Korea sanctions

The families and supporters of Japanese abducted by North Korea said Sunday they would not oppose any move to lift Japan's sanctions against the North, provided Pyongyang returns all abductees immediately while their parents are alive.The group held a meeting and compiled a policy for their future activities, affirming that they would not object to the Japanese government providing humanitarian aid to North Korea if the victims were repatriated.But they also said that if the victims are not returned home, they "will vehemently demand tougher sanctions."In addition to joining the internation…READ FULL ARTICLE