Mission Statement: We appeal to the world to free all the abductees held in North Korea.
                     

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North Korea has abducted hundreds of foreign people including those from South Korea, Japan, Lebanon,  Thailand, and other countries. The purposes of the abduction are
1. To use specialized skilled workers.
2. To steal identities for North Korean spies and terrorists.

3. To use the abductees as instructors of foreign languages and cultures for the spies and terrorists.
4. To make them as spouses hostages for abductees.
5. To eliminate hapless witnesses who happened to run into North Korea spies in action.
6. To brainwash them into secret spies.
7. At the end, those abductees can be used as hostages for ransom.

 


Please send your
voice saying “No to de-
list of North Korea as a
teroorist state.”

The White House
comments@whitehouse.gov 


Free Web Book
        The Families

Appeal for
       80,000 Abductees

9/1/07 - 9/4/07 in front of
The White House. (Name detail)
  
We support a movie,
Abduction: Megumi Yokota story” by Safari Media.

Rescuing Abductees Rally
in
US & Japan at the same time on 12/15/06.




 

 
CONTACT US
                         Abductees

                                   
(Recognized
 by North Korea
Shuichi Ichikawa
Toru Ishioka
Megumi Yokota
Rumiko Masumoto
Kaoru Matsuki
Yaeko Taguchi
Tadaaki Hara

Keiko Arimoto
(Rescued)
Fukie Hamamoto

Yasushi  Chimura
Kaoru Hasuike
Hitomi Soga
Yukiko Okudo

(Acknowledged by
 the Japanese
   government
)
Hiroshi Kume
Shuichi Ichikawa
Toru Ishioka
Megumi Yokota
Rumiko Masumoto
Kaoru Matsuki
Yaeko Taguchi
Tadaaki Hara

Minoru Tanaka
Miyoshi Soga
Keiko Arimoto
Kyoko Matsumoto
(Rescued)
Fukie Hamamoto

Yasushi  Chimura
Kaoru Hasuike
Hitomi Soga
Yukiko Okudo  
 



                                                                          
(Acknowredged by NARKN    
Shoji Terakoshi  Takeshi Terakoshi
Sotoo Terakoshi
Kumiko kato
Ryoko Hurukawa
Kimiko Hukutomi
Kenzo Kosumi
Addition to the abductees
acknowredged  by 
Japanese government.

(Acknowredged by COMJAN
Yoichiro Tokunaga
Kaoru Kimura
Teruko Kase
Toshiko Sakamoto
Nobuo Hidaka
Shinobu Yagi
Shinichi Mizusima
Hiroshi Saito
Eriko Kunii
Hiroshi Imai
Masayuki Oyashiki
Kumiko Kato
Hajime Sonoda
Toshiko Sonoda
Takako Ikushima
Humiko Toyama
Noriko Hurukawa
Takemi Ko
Tsuyoshi Ko
Takashi Osawa
Kimimasa Hujisaki
Susumu Hujita
Tomiko Kunihiro

Noriyuki Huse
Akira Araki
Masateru Maegami
Mizuko Koto
Tatsumitsu Kaneta
Kenji Yamada
Toshiyuki Adachi
Koichi Tsuji
Koichi Kwashima

Miho Yamamoto
Miwa Akita
Yukio Hayashida
Tomiyasu Yakura
Etsuko Sasaki

COMJAN estimates more  than four hundred people are victims of abduction, including those not yet identified.


(Korean returnees)
Korean returnees
(93,340 people)
consider that they are a kind of abductees. They cannot return, visit or exchenge letters freely.




Megumi Yokota

Takashi Osawa

    Miho Yamamoto