Tokyo rejects ransom demand for hostages' release

teleSUR English 2015-01-22

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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe admitted Wednesday that it was a race against time to free the two hostages kidnapped by Islamic State (ISIS) militants, who are demanding US$200 million for their release. Tokyo has said it would not bow to terrorism. teleSUR

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