November 03, 2006
Wanted N. Korean agent has violinist brother
Posted by THINK at 08:53 PM
November 02, 2006
Police obtain warrant for N. Korean agent over abduction of Soga
Yahoo! News
asahi.com ("Arrest warrant issued for Soga's '78 abduction")
Sunday Times (Sapa/AFP) ("Japan out to nab NKorean spy")
Posted by THINK at 08:49 PM
July 06, 2006
N. Korea repeats that abduction issue is already solved
Posted by THINK at 03:52 AM
July 05, 2006
Kin of Japanese abductees angered by N. Korean missile launches
Posted by THINK at 05:02 PM
N. Korea fires missiles into Sea of Japan, Tokyo imposes sanctions
Posted by THINK at 03:45 AM
July 03, 2006
JAPAN: North looks to divide Tokyo and Seoul over abduction issue
-- Experts say news conference meant to highlight North-South Korea reconciliation, not abductions
AsiaMedia (Japan Times)
Posted by THINK at 09:05 PM
May 13, 2006
N. Korea ship raided on suspected drug violations, 3 men held
Posted by THINK at 02:14 AM
May 10, 2006
N. Korea jams Japan shortwave broadcasts on North Korean abduction
Posted by THINK at 02:02 AM
April 26, 2006
N Korea asked to extradite 'spy'
BBC NEWS
DAILY YOMIURI ONLINE ("MPD seeks warrants for Sin, Kim")
Posted by THINK at 05:03 AM
April 24, 2006
Arrest warrant issued for ex-N. Korean spy over kidnapping
Yahoo! News
phillyBurbs.com (AP) ("Report: Japanese Seek Ex-N. Korea Agents")
Posted by THINK at 11:48 PM
March 28, 2006
Police to set up special office for N. Korea's abductions
Yahoo! News (Kyodo)
UPI ("Japan police open N.Korea kidnap section")
Posted by THINK at 03:40 AM
October 07, 2005
Soga says N Korea also abducted other foreign women
Posted by THINK at 02:04 PM
July 27, 2005
Ex-N. Korean agent tells panel 15 Japanese alive in N. Korea
Yahoo! News (Kyodo) ("Ex-N. Korean agent tells panel 15 Japanese alive in N. Korea")
Radio Australia ("Former NKorean spy says 15 Japanese kidnap victims still alive")
The Japan Times Online ("15 abductees alive in '91, spy tells Diet -- Pyongyang defector testifies before panel")
The Japan Times Online ("Abductee says he never met with spy in the North")
Posted by THINK at 03:14 AM
July 17, 2005
Wanted Pyongyang agent taught Korean to Yokota, Soga
The Japan Times Online
Kyodo ("N. Korean agent on wanted list taught Korean to Japanese abductees")
Posted by THINK at 02:03 PM
May 26, 2005
N. Korean ship warned not to play music too loud or be denied access
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KYODO NEWS ("N. Korean ferry granted port access after giving assurances on music" (May 27, 2005))
Korean News (Korean Central News Agency of DPRK)
("Japanese Reactionaries' Hindrance of Commemorations of Chongryon Anniversary"(June 11, 2005))
Posted by THINK at 04:18 PM
Kim Dae-jung 'Didn't Know' Prisoner Abducted Japanese
Posted by THINK at 04:16 PM
May 02, 2005
North Korea missile launch: report
NEWS.com.au (AAP)
Bloomberg ("Yen Falls; U.S. Says North Korea Fired Missile Into the Sea")
Posted by THINK at 04:13 PM
April 29, 2005
Trade with N. Korea plummets by 40%
Posted by THINK at 06:34 PM
April 02, 2005
2 Japanese companies incorrectly label N. Korean clams for sale
Yahoo! News (Kyodo)
The Japan Times Online ("Firms falsely labeled 'asari' clams")
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Snaps and fake ashes of stolen daughter rekindle Japanese parents' agony
Telegraph [[MUST READ!]]
Posted by THINK at 11:56 AM | TrackBack
April 01, 2005
Bogus cash found aboard North Korean vessel-- $100 BILLS 'FOR BUYING CARS, OTHER ITEMS'
The Japan Times Online (Kyodo)
Posted by THINK at 11:08 AM | TrackBack
Britain warns N.Korea could face sanctions
Reuters
VOA News("North Korea Accused of World's Worst Human Rights Record")
The Herald (AP) ("North Korea attacked")
Posted by THINK at 10:36 AM | TrackBack
March 29, 2005
Video captures North Korean 'executions'
Posted by THINK at 12:41 PM | TrackBack
March 24, 2005
US Group Says North Korea Suppresses Religious Freedom
Posted by THINK at 12:37 PM | TrackBack
February 28, 2005
American Human Rights Report Cites Continued Abuses in North Korea
The Washington File (Bureau of International Information Programs, U.S. Department of State)