【米国】解放された人質を「犯罪者」のように扱う動きをＮＹタイムズが批判
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> > "Let's say the knife incident, which lasted about 10 minutes, ranks 10 on a
stress level," Dr. Saito said in an interview at his clinic on Thursday. "After
they came back to Japan and saw the morning news show, their stress level ranked
12."
> > To the angry Japanese, the first three hostages ? Nahoko Takato, 34, who
started a nonprofit organization to help Iraqi street children; Soichiro
Koriyama, 32, a freelance photographer; and Noriaki Imai, 18, a freelance writer
interested in the issue of depleted uranium munitions ? had acted selfishly. Two
others kidnapped and released in a separate incident ? Junpei Yasuda, 30, a
freelance journalist, and Nobutaka Watanabe, 36, a member of an anti-war group ?
were equally guilty.
> > Pursuing individual goals by defying the government and causing trouble for
Japan was simply unforgivable. But the freed hostages did get official praise
from one government: the United States.
> > "Well, everybody should understand the risk they are taking by going into
dangerous areas," said Secretary of State Colin L. Powell. "But if nobody was
willing to take a risk, then we would never move forward. We would never move
our world forward.
stress level," Dr. Saito said in an interview at his clinic on Thursday. "After
they came back to Japan and saw the morning news show, their stress level ranked
12."
> > To the angry Japanese, the first three hostages ? Nahoko Takato, 34, who
started a nonprofit organization to help Iraqi street children; Soichiro
Koriyama, 32, a freelance photographer; and Noriaki Imai, 18, a freelance writer
interested in the issue of depleted uranium munitions ? had acted selfishly. Two
others kidnapped and released in a separate incident ? Junpei Yasuda, 30, a
freelance journalist, and Nobutaka Watanabe, 36, a member of an anti-war group ?
were equally guilty.
> > Pursuing individual goals by defying the government and causing trouble for
Japan was simply unforgivable. But the freed hostages did get official praise
from one government: the United States.
> > "Well, everybody should understand the risk they are taking by going into
dangerous areas," said Secretary of State Colin L. Powell. "But if nobody was
willing to take a risk, then we would never move forward. We would never move
our world forward.
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