【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

> > "And so I'm pleased that these Japanese citizens were willing to put
themselves at risk for a greater good, for a better purpose. And the Japanese
people should be very proud that they have citizens like this willing to do
that."
> > In contrast, Yasuo Fukuda, the Japanese government's spokesman offered this
about the captives' ordeal: "They may have gone on their own but they must
consider how many people they caused trouble to because of their action."
> > The criticism began almost immediately after the first three civilians were
kidnapped two weeks ago.
The environment minister, Yuriko Koike, blamed them for being "reckless." >