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Japan confirms release of doctor abducted in Ethiopia

January 8th, 2009  |  by Ethiopian News  |  published in Featured

TOKYO (Xinhua) — Japan's Foreign Ministry on Thursday confirmed the release of Keiko Akahane, a female 32-year-old doctor abducted in Ethiopia in September, was freed on Wednesday.
"I am pleased from the bottom of my heart for the people concerned. I condemn the abduction as a dirty crime and stress anew that it cannot be justified [...]

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