The word 'abductees' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun that refers to individuals who have been forcefully taken away or kidnapped. It can be used in any situation where someone has been abducted or taken against their will. Example: The police are still searching for the abductees who were taken from their homes last week. The organization provides support and resources for abductees who have been rescued from human trafficking.
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It's a peculiar aspect of the Amoko massacre that the soldiers didn't appear to have been after food: returned LRA abductees often talk of the extreme hunger they'd typically experience.
However improbable, should Mr Abe bring home the schoolgirl whose image (wearing her mother's red-and-white kimono) has inspired anime films, he would be unassailable.The North would demand rewards for any breakthrough even to provide proof of abductees' deaths.
Over 10m Japanese have signed the Yokotas' petition for the abductees' rescue.
He pledged to visit North Korea to resolve the issue of the remaining abductees.
Kim allowed five abductees brief family reunions back in Japan.
When cabinet members wanted to keep a pledge to send them back again, Mr Abe refused to let them go.Several abductees are still unaccounted for, and ties with the North are severed.
At least eight abductees are unaccounted for, and North Korea only made things worse last November when it returned what it claimed were the remains of two victims, only to be contradicted by DNA tests in Japan.North Korea, unapologetic as ever, hardly assumed a low profile for the match.
The abductees refused to return and have been in Japan, divided from their families, ever since.Mr Koizumi has boosted his popularity by pressing North Korea on the issue.
But the domestic sensitivity about the abductees precludes this.The biggest strain, however, has to do with the uncertain future of Japan's commitment to the American-led "war on terror".
He said eight had died, but allowed the other five Ms Soga and two couples who married in captivity to return home shortly after Mr Koizumi's visit.Since Mr Kim's admission, the fate of the abductees and their families has been one of Japan's most emotional political issues.
