音声は英国の支援団体フリーランス・トラストの→こちらで聴くことができます。
その→全文は以下のとおりです。
毎日新聞による→全文の翻訳はこちらです。
朝日新聞による→全文の翻訳はこちらです。
この声明について朝日新聞は→「娘と夫との再会を願う」とロンドンから報道し、
NHKは先ほど→ 後藤さんの妻「イスラム国」に要求されメッセージと概要を伝えていますが、このように見出しにもスタンスの違いがはっきり出ています。
以下Rinkoさんの英文オリジナルメッセージ全文の引用：
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My name is Rinko. I am the wife of Kenji
Goto, the journalist who is being held by a group in Syria. He was taken from
me on 25 October 2014, and since then I have been working tirelessly behind the
scenes for his release.
I have not spoken out until now as I have been trying to protect my children and family from the media attention Kenji’s plight has created around the world.
My husband and I have two very young daughters. Our baby girl was only three weeks old when Kenji left. I hope our oldest daughter, who is just two, will get to see her father again. I want them both to grow up knowing their father.
My husband is a good and honest man who went to Syria to show the plight of those who suffer. I believe that Kenji may have also been trying to find out about Haruna Yukawa’s situation. I was extremely saddened by the death of Haruna and my thoughts go out to his family. I know all too well what they are going through.
I became aware that Kenji was in trouble on 2 December when I received an email from the group holding Kenji.
On 20 January I saw the video demand for $200m for the lives of Haruna Yukawa and Kenji. Since then, there have been several emails between the group and me as I have fought to save his life.
In the past 20 hours the kidnappers have sent me what appears to be their latest and final demand:
Rinko,
YOU MUST PUBLICISE AND EXPOSE THIS MESSAGE TO THE WORLD MEDIA NOW! OTHERWISE KENJI WILL BE NEXT!
If Sajida is not on the Turkish border ready for the exchange for Kenji by Thursday 29th Jan at sunset, The Jordanian pilot will be executed immediately!
I fear that this is the last chance for my husband and we now have only a few hours left to secure his release and the life of Lt. Mu’ath al-Kaseasbeh. I beg the Jordanian and Japanese Government to understand that the fates of both men are in their hands.
I thank the Governments of Jordan and Japan for all their efforts. I thank the people of Jordan and Japan for their compassion. My family was based in Jordan when I was young, and I went to school in Amman until I was 12 years old, so I have great affection and fond memories of Jordan and its people.
Lastly I thank my family, friends and Kenji’s colleges for the support they have shown my daughters and me over the last 3 months.
I pray for the lives of my husband and the Jordanian pilot Lt. Mu’ath al-Kaseasbeh.
Rinko
I have not spoken out until now as I have been trying to protect my children and family from the media attention Kenji’s plight has created around the world.
My husband and I have two very young daughters. Our baby girl was only three weeks old when Kenji left. I hope our oldest daughter, who is just two, will get to see her father again. I want them both to grow up knowing their father.
My husband is a good and honest man who went to Syria to show the plight of those who suffer. I believe that Kenji may have also been trying to find out about Haruna Yukawa’s situation. I was extremely saddened by the death of Haruna and my thoughts go out to his family. I know all too well what they are going through.
I became aware that Kenji was in trouble on 2 December when I received an email from the group holding Kenji.
On 20 January I saw the video demand for $200m for the lives of Haruna Yukawa and Kenji. Since then, there have been several emails between the group and me as I have fought to save his life.
In the past 20 hours the kidnappers have sent me what appears to be their latest and final demand:
Rinko,
YOU MUST PUBLICISE AND EXPOSE THIS MESSAGE TO THE WORLD MEDIA NOW! OTHERWISE KENJI WILL BE NEXT!
If Sajida is not on the Turkish border ready for the exchange for Kenji by Thursday 29th Jan at sunset, The Jordanian pilot will be executed immediately!
I fear that this is the last chance for my husband and we now have only a few hours left to secure his release and the life of Lt. Mu’ath al-Kaseasbeh. I beg the Jordanian and Japanese Government to understand that the fates of both men are in their hands.
I thank the Governments of Jordan and Japan for all their efforts. I thank the people of Jordan and Japan for their compassion. My family was based in Jordan when I was young, and I went to school in Amman until I was 12 years old, so I have great affection and fond memories of Jordan and its people.
Lastly I thank my family, friends and Kenji’s colleges for the support they have shown my daughters and me over the last 3 months.
I pray for the lives of my husband and the Jordanian pilot Lt. Mu’ath al-Kaseasbeh.
Rinko
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以上引用。
このメッセージは世界中に広がっていますが、そのひとつ。
AFP通信は、声明を詳しく引用して→「日本の人質の妻が東京とアンマンに彼女の夫の救助を懇請する」と報道しています。
その記事に使われている２８日の首相官邸前での写真をお借りします。
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People stage a rally near the Prime
Minister's official residence in Tokyo on January 28, 2015, to support Japanese
hostage Kenji Goto who has been kidnapped by the Islamic State group ©Kazuhiro
Nogi (AFP/File)
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