LINKTV Newsline February 3, 2015
Leaders in japan are reviewing the governments response to the apparent killings of two japanese nationals in syria. Officials are strengthening their efforts to prevent acts of terror in the wake of the hostage crisis. And they say theyll work with experts to craft new measures to tackle terrorism. The government has launched an Antiterror Task force at the Prime Ministers office. Chief cabinet secretary Yoshihide Suga is in charge. Suga has met with foreign and justice state ministers to discuss specific measures. He said japan must thoroughly reexamine its antiterror policies. Members of th...