NAME: INS BRAZIL 20080712I TAPE: EF08/0715 IN_TIME: 10:51:58:10 DURATION: 00:02:53:11 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION DATELINE: Jakarta, 12 July 2008 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST 1. Exterior of Indonesia's presidential palace 2. Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva getting out of car and shaking hands with Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono 3. Pan of state welcoming ceremony 4. Various of Lula da Silva and Yudhoyono on podium during ceremony 5. Mid of honour guard 6. Various of Lula da Silva inspecting guard 7. Various of bilateral meeting 8. Various of ceremony for signing memorandum of understanding on technical cooperation in ethanol fuel 9. Mid of Lula da Silva 10. Mid of officials shaking hands after signing memorandum of understanding 11. Wide of news conference 12. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese): Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva, Brazilian President: ++Simultaneous English Translation by Interpreter++ " What is going on now with oil? Some try to follow the easy road and put the blame on the developing countries. Others said that China is consuming too much. Nobody is discussing about speculation that is going on, especially in the futures stock exchange." 13. Mid of Yudhoyono listening 14. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva, Brazilian President: ++Simultaneous English Translation++ "Giving more incentives to the poor countries to increase their food production. If we manage to diminish the US subsidies, or if we open market access in Europe to agricultural products. But the only thing that is unacceptable is to ask the poor people in the world 'don't eat more'. Ask us to produce more." 15. Mid of Silva and Yudhoyono shaking hands. STORYLINE: Biofuel production is not to blame for soaring global food costs, Brazil's president said on Saturday, calling for incentives for developing countries to grow food crops as a way out of the crisis. Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva was speaking in the Indonesian capital Jakarta, after meeting with President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono. Both Brazil and Indonesia are major growers of crops that are used for biofuel production. Fuels made from sugar cane, corn and other crops have been seen as a way to combat climate change and rising oil prices. Last year, the European Union endorsed a plan calling for biofuels to make up 10 percent of the fuel for road vehicles by 2020. But environmentalists, international groups and some countries are becoming increasingly wary of so-called "green fuels," which they say could accelerate global warming by encouraging deforestation for plantations - at the same time further increasing commodity prices by taking land used for food production. Experts say prices of corn, wheat, rice, soybeans and other food products have soared over the last year due to a complex mixture of factors, including high oil prices, changing diets, expanding populations, growth in biofuel production and speculation. Silva singled out speculation as the major cause of the current crisis and said China was also being unfairly blamed. He called for incentives for poor countries to increasing food production as a way to bring down prices. "If we manage to diminish US subsidies, or if we open market access in Europe to agriculture products. But the only thing that is unacceptable is to ask the poor people in the world 'don't eat more'. Ask us to produce more," he said. He gave no more details. Indonesia is hoping to make biofuel production, mostly from palm oil, a centrepiece of its economic development. Foreign and local companies have invested millions of dollars in new plantations and processing plants. Yudhoyono said the government would send a team of experts to Brazil to learn more about biofuel production.

--SUPERS--\nCNN Indonesia \nThursday \nBanda Aceh, Indonesia\n\nOctober 31, 2019 \n\n --VIDEO SHOWS--\n-Caning of man and woman accused of adultery\n\n --VO SCRIPT--\nAN INDONESIAN MAN WHO ADVOCATED THE PUNISHMENT OF CANING FOR ADULTERY WAS CANED HIMSELF ON THURSDAY \nAFTER BEING CAUGHT HAVING AN AFFAIR WITH A MARRIED WOMAN. VIDEO FROM THE CANING SHOWS THE MAN\nGRIMACING AS EACH STRIKE WAS DELIVERED ONTO HIS BACK BY A MASKED OFFICER ON A STAGE AND IN FRONT OF A HANDFUL OF ONLOOKERS -- SOME OF WHOM FILMED ON THEIR CELL PHONES.\nTHE WOMAN WITH WHOM HE WAS CAUGHT ALSO RECEIVED A SERIES OF LASHES. THE PUNISHMENT WAS ADMINISTERED IN BANDA\nACEH, WHICH IS THE COUNTRY'S ONLY REGION TO IMPOSE SHARIA LAW. CANING IN THE REGION IS USED TO PUNISH A SERIES OF OFFENSES, SUCH AS HOMOSEXUALITY, DRINKING ALCOHOL AND HAVING SEX OUTSIDE OF MARRIAGE.\n\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nINDONESIA PUNISHMENT CANING BANDA ACEH ADULTERY \n\n

DUTCHMAN'S PARADISE

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7/22/2024

Cheney (walking with a cane) speaking at Fort Leavenworth, KS Slugged: 1300 CHENEY FT X81 / RS17 13:12:39 extreme cu Cheney cane pan up to face 13:12:55 Cheney walk up to podium with cane 13:13:10 zoom to Cheney at podium 13:13:54 pan out to crowd and sign "Fort Leavenworth sign" 13:14:03 I'm using the cane today, and it's driving the press nuts.sec rumsfeld bit me in the ankle 13:14:27 general want to begin to day with special thank you to you 13:15:23 this military post on the banks of Missouri 13:15:37 keeps our military strong 13:15:49 fighting this century's very first war 13:15:57 these are eventful times.Fort Leavenworth at center 13:16:13 honored to be in your company today 13:16:32 fast pan out to crowd 13:16:40 slow zoom in from ws of crowd to VP Cheney 13:17:01 a number of ppl on this platform have been in the thick of battle.focus and skill regardless of conditions 13:17:20 also the character you've shown 13:17:30 welcome home (applause) 13:18:08 Still tough fighting in that country (Afghanistan) 13:18:22 Afghanistan is a rising nation.equality of women.impossible to overstate all achieved 13:18:43 I brought that same message to those serving in Iraq 13:18:56 random acts of horror 13:19:00 terrorists know as.advance of democracy will advance through the mid east.children and grandchildren 13:19:28 battle worth fighting, battle we are going to win (applause), shift from cane 13:19:57 our tactics will remain successful.confident going forward 13:20:14 electing government.Iraqis choose their own destiny 13:20:42 confidence is growing within the country.more intelligence within the advancement 13:20:58 eventually.assure you.driven by conditions.not artificial timelines driven by politicians in DC (applause) 13:21:36 prominent voices.they are wrong.only way to lose is to quit.not an option 13:22:05 every American can be certain.resignation, defeatism in America 13:22:22 terrorist attacks are not by caused by strength.caused by weakness (applause) 13:22:56 still hard work ahead.prime targets are US 13:23:13 committed fanatics.operating under different commanders 13:23:25 terrorists want to end democracy in mid east 13:23:34 wage war against governments that do not meet their demands 13:23:51 encompasses Spain.all the way to Indonesia 13:24:09 mass death here in US 13:24:34 PRES Bush said I quote, "every means.every tool.every necessary weapon of war to disruption and defeat of terror global network." 13:25:12 all that is slipping in our country.3,000 innocent unsuspecting women and children 13:25:24 pres also signed patriot act.break up terror cells in US 13:25:49 look forward to renewal of patriot act in 2006.country cannot afford to be without those protections 13:26:16 international domestic surveillance.NSA.one hand in the US 13:26:47 if we had been able to do this on 9/11.. would've stopped plane going into Pentagon 13:27:09 authorization pres made after 9/11.legal authority of president and civil liberties of American ppl 13:27:46 these actions are within the president's actions by law.constitution 13:28:09 important to note congress has been briefed.I have personally presided over many of those briefings 13:28:26 he has done so more than 30 times after Sept 11 13:28:39 (cough) it seems more than obvious to say that our nation is still at risk of an attack.back away from business at hand 13:29:03 all grateful.nation has gone 4 years and 4 months.no guarantee that Won't be hit again 13:29:20 protected by sensible policy decisions 13:29:28 law enforcement, intelligence, homeland security 13:29:42 enemies who hate us 13:31:06 nation grieves for brave men and woman.no one can take away sorrow of those fallen 13:32:06 us of America is a good country.understand continuing dangers to civilization 13:32:24 each time.men and women who wore uniform of us 13:32:41 meeting that commitment at great time of need for our country 13:32:50 and you make us proud 13:32:55 walk of (awkward stumbling with cane) 13:33:11 pause with troops in back, Cheney with cane in right hand 13:33:44 combat service awards 13:34:12 pinning one Lt. 13:34:27 pinning 2nd Lt 13:34:58 pinning 3rd ***********black**********

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Wednesday

Banda Aceh, Indonesia

May 10. 2017

 --VIDEO SHOWS--
two men being led into jail
two men being put into jail cell
two men in court in front of judges

 --VO SCRIPT--
AN INDONESIAN ISLAMIC COURT OF LAW IS HEARING A CASE OF TWO GAY MEN ARRESTED FOR BEING IN A RELATIONSHIP.
BANDA ACEH"S LEAD PROSECUTOR WANTS THE 20 YEAR OLD AND 24 YEAR OLD MEN TO BE CANED 80 TIMES IN PUBLIC FOR ALLEGEDLY CONFESSING TO THEIR HOMOSEXUAL RELATIONSHIP.
THE TWO MEN WERE TAKEN TO JAIL FOR THE OFFENSE.
THE MAXIMUM PENALTY FOR THE OFFENSE IS 100 LASHINGS.
THE VERDICT AND PUNISHMENT ARE EXPECTED NEXT WEEK.

 -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----

 --KEYWORD TAGS--
INDONESIA HOMOSEXUAL GAY CANING LASHES COUPLE



TROPICAL MOUNTAIN ISLAND: JAVA

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TAPE: EF02/0743 IN_TIME: 07:20:51 DURATION: 4:07 SOURCES: APTN RESTRICTIONS: DATELINE: Nunukan - 1 Sep 2002 SHOTLIST: Nunukan, East Kalimantan, Borneo island 1. Wide shot tent full of Indonesian workers deported from Malaysia 2. Medium shot tent 3. Pull focus from man to older woman 4. Pan from one man sleeping on floor to another 5. Medium shot of canvas on floor covered in flies 6. Close up of hand pulling string 7. Close shot of baby rocking in sling 8. Wide shot man rocking baby in tent 9. Tilt up from woman and baby to more deported workers 10. Close up of child in sling 11. Medium shot child's father takes baby out of sling 12. Pan of interior of deported workers tent 13. Tilt up from baby to more children 14. Wide shot children 15. SOUNDBITE (Bahasa Indonesia): Robertus, Indonesian illegal worker deported from Malaysia "It's like living in a toilet. We eat and sleep here in one place. There's dirt everywhere. We want the Indonesian government to pay more attention to us." 16. Wide shot people queuing for clean water 17. Tilt down from people queuing to them filling bottles with water 18. Close up of bottle being filled 19. Tilt up from woman holding bucket to queue of people 20. Mid shot people getting water 21. Wide shot people waiting for food 22. Mid shot people holding plates to be filled 23. Mid shot rice being put on plates 24. Various of people taking fish from bucket and adding to rice 25. Various of people eating 26. Various wide shot tents 27. Exterior hospital 28. Various shot man with drip on bed 29. Sister Zulaiha and another nurse tending to sick boy 30. Drip being inserted into sick boy 31. Boy lying on bed 32. SOUNDBITE: (Bahasa Indonesia) Zulaiha, Sister at hospital: "A lot of the people who have come here were already sick but the situation in the camps has worsened their condition." 33. Close up of sick baby 34. Medium shot baby being fanned by mother STORYLINE: At least 19 Indonesian illegal workers have so far died in overcrowded refugee centres on Borneo island where thousands of people are stranded after fleeing tough immigration polices in Malaysia. Activists have put the death toll at around 70. The camps are centred around the town of Nunukan, East Kalimantan, on the Indonesian owned part of Borneo island. Authorities there say around 25-thousand illegal workers are crammed into the tents with hundreds more turning up every day. The immigrants complain of unsanitised living conditions in the centres, located 17-hundred kilometres (one thousand and 60 miles) northeast of the Indonesian capital, Jakarta. Malaysia began deporting the workers around four months ago in a crackdown. Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad gave the workers - most of them Indonesian and Filipino - until August 1 to leave the country or face jail, caning or huge fines. One of the richest countries in Asia, Malaysia has become a magnet for foreign workers seeking to escape poverty and violence in their home countries. Malaysian officials estimated there were around 600-thousand undocumented workers before they launched the crackdown, spearheaded by the new punishments. More than 300-thousand illegal immigrants left before authorities began enforcing the laws on August 1.

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NAME: INS VOLCANO 20071104I TAPE: EF07/1327 IN_TIME: 11:13:05:00 DURATION: 00:00:51:14 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION DATELINE: Mount Kelud, 4 Nov 2007 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: Sempu village, Kediri 1. Various of smoking volcano 2. Motorbike riding past with volcano in the distance Ngancar village, Kediri 3. Farmer tending to his crop 4. SOUNDBITE: (Indonesian) Seger, villager: Q. Why are you still working? A. I have to do it because this is my job and I'm not afraid of being here. Q. Are you ready to evacuate if the volcano erupts? A. At the moment, I don't think I need to evacuate, maybe later." 5. Farmer tending to his crop 6. Various of farmer digging his field 7. Various of farmer working in field 8. Farmer digging in his field at dusk STORYLINE: Farmers tended sugar cane and children rode bicycles in the shadow of a killer Indonesian volcano on Sunday, defying warnings by scientists that the smoking mountain was poised for a powerful eruption. The top scientist monitoring Mount Kelud said the temperature of its crater lake had reached 76 degrees Celsius (168 Fahrenheit) - a rise of more than 25 degrees over the last 24 hours, indicating an eruption could be imminent. Despite the danger, authorities said 25,000 people were ignoring evacuation orders and remained in the danger zone around Kelud. There was no attempt made to stop people from travelling inside a 10-kilometre (6-mile) zone around the peak that officials said is off-limits. Kelud - one of more than 100 active volcanoes in Indonesia - has been on the highest alert level for more than two weeks, but on Saturday recorded a spike in activity that led scientists to wrongly declare an eruption had begun. Scores of people, including women carrying babies in slings, fled the mountain in police trucks and on bicycles and motorcycles to government buildings and tent camps, but on Sunday there appeared to be little sense of panic on the mountain. Scientists fear the buildup of magma under Kelud's lake could trigger a violent blast, sending a torrent of mud, ash and rock pouring down the side of the 1,731-metre (5,679-foot) mountain. On Saturday, the peak recorded nonstop volcanic tremors as well as a surge in temperature in its lake. Monitors fled their observation posts convinced an eruption had begun, but were unable to visually confirm it because the mountain was shrouded in fog. They later said it had not erupted. Surono, the lead scientist monitoring Kelud, said the extreme heat in the lake was creating a cloud of smoke and steam some 500 metres (1,640 feet) high, but Kelud had not erupted and no ash had been emitted. The smoke was briefly visible soon after dawn, but was then obscured by low cloud and heavy rain. Like many Indonesians, Surono goes by a single name. In 1990, Mount Kelud killed more than 30 people and injured hundreds. In 1919, a powerful explosion that could be heard hundreds of kilometres (miles) away destroyed dozens of villages and killed at least 5,160. For weeks, authorities have pleaded with villagers to move to tent camps or government buildings, but have faced resistance. Many people have insisted on staying behind to tend crops or look after their houses. At the moment, I don't think I need to evacuate, maybe later," said one village, Seger in Kediri. Some apparently believe a local myth that the mountain won't erupt if residents turn off all the lights and speak softly. Indonesia is spread across 17,500 islands and is prone to volcanic eruptions and earthquakes because of its location within the so-called "Ring of Fire" - a series of fault lines stretching from the Western Hemisphere through Japan and Southeast Asia. At least three volcanoes are currently erupting elsewhere in the country, including Mount Anak Krakatau, which lies off the northern tip of Java island. The mountain was formed after the famous Krakatau volcano erupted in 1883, killing thousands, but is not seen as at risk of a major blast.

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NAME: JAP JENKINS 180704N TAPE: EF04/0725 IN_TIME: 10:45:23:20 DURATION: 00:03:31:06 SOURCES: NTV DATELINE: Tokyo, 18 July 2004 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST 1. Wide of airport tarmac 2. Wide of people on tarmac 3. Wide of Japan Airlines plane preparing to land 4. Officials standing on tarmac 5. Mid shot of plane landing 6. Various mid shots of plane taxiing 7. Close up of plane's windows 8. Wheelchair at bottom of stairs on tarmac 9. Various of Charles Jenkins and his family getting off plane 10. Jenkins and wife Hitomi Soga walking across tarmac, followed by their two daughters 11. Jenkins and family board bus 12. Various of bus leaving airport 13. Bus drives onto highway STORYLINE Accused US Army deserter Charles Jenkins and his family arrived in Japan on Sunday, where he risks US prosecution on charges he defected to North Korea in the 1960s. Jenkins, who appeared frail and weary as he disembarked slowly with the help of a cane, was to be hospitalised in Tokyo for abdominal troubles following an operation in North Korea. The family flew in from Jakarta, Indonesia, where they were reunited last week for the first time in about two years. They chose to meet in Indonesia because the country doesn't have an extradition treaty with the United States. Once in Tokyo immediately boarded a special bus with a police escort, presumably to be taken to the hospital, where the whole family was expected to stay. Jenkins falls under US military jurisdiction in Japan because of treaties signed by the United States and Japan covering US military personnel. But US Ambassador to Japan Howard Baker indicated on Saturday that Washington would not be seeking immediate custody of Jenkins and would allow doctors to treat him first. The Japanese government has pushed for US clemency for the North Carolina native, who met his Japanese wife, Hitomi Soga, in North Korea after she was kidnapped from Japan in 1978 by Northern agents. Reuniting Soga with Jenkins and their two North Korean-born daughters has become a top priority for Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi, who made a rare personal appeal to US President George W. Bush for clemency. Jenkins disappeared from his US Army post along the Demilitarized Zone dividing North and South Korea in 1965 when he was 24. He later appeared in North Korean anti-US propaganda films and taught English in the North. Soga met him after she was kidnapped from her hometown and taken to North Korea to teach Japanese language and culture to communist spies. She spent the next 24 years cut off from the outside world and was only allowed to return to Japan in 2002 when North Korea acknowledged it had abducted at least 13 Japanese citizens in the 1970s and 1980s. Soga was allowed to return to Japan in 2002, but Jenkins and their two daughters stayed behind in the reclusive nation for fear of US prosecution. Although initially reluctant to join his wife in her homeland for fear of being extradited to the United States, Jenkins said Saturday he was ready to travel to Japan for the sake of his family. The US military says Jenkins is wanted on four charges, including desertion and encouraging other soldiers to desert. Jenkins' family denies that he is a deserter, maintaining that he was kidnapped by North Korea.

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TAPE_NUMBER: EF99/0846 IN_TIME: 17:09:39 - 19:10:48 (also see end of shotlist) LENGTH: 02:51 SOURCES: APTN RESTRICTIONS: FEED: VARIOUS (THE ABOVE TIME-CODE IS TIME-OF-DAY) SCRIPT: Spanish/Nat Hundreds of representatives of indigenous groups from around the world met in El Salvador this week. Their aim was to increase communication between the different indigenous groups to preserve their dying cultures. In the town of Nahuizalco, Canadian Inuits rubbed shoulders with the Moluca people from Indonesia - most of the Central American Indian groups were also represented. The choice of Nahuizalco for the gathering of indigenous groups was a significant one. The town, 80 kilometres east of the capital San Salvador, is known for its strong indigenous heritage. Its inhabitants welcomed hundreds of indigenous representatives from all over Central America who were attending the conference. The summit was meant to open the lines of communication between the different groups. The mayor Jose Estrada opened the conference with a greeting on behalf of the people of his fellow citizens. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) "Welcome. Nationwide we're known for being a bit of a wizard, because we are descendents of the brothers of Zalco. We are here to serve you." SUPER CAPTION: Jose Estrada, Mayor of Nahuizalco The groups performed traditional dances and displayed their native costumes. Representatives from Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, Nicaragua, Panama and others from as far away as Canada, Indonesia and Peru converged on the site. Their hope is that by exchanging ideas they can preserve their cultures and lobby their respective governments from a position of strength. They also hope that in this way they will be able to gain greater recognition and also loans and technical assistance. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) "This is going to help us make ourselves known. We want everybody in El Salvador that there are indigenous groups in the country and we hope the government will acknowledge us and take us into account" SUPER CAPTION: Fidel Flores, President of the National Association of Salvadorean Indigenous People SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) "The government has not signed or agreed anything with the indigenous people. The government does not acknowledge us." SUPER CAPTION: Adriana Gonzalez, representative of Cuna Indians from Panama Despite their pride in their identity, the indigenous leaders face an uphill battle. In most of Central America, many of the group's unique cultures have been eroded by intermarriage, deliberate government policies of marginalisation, poverty, and lack of political organisation. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) "We should think about that historic debt we have with indigenous people and see what can be done so that they have the same access to education, health and other advantages and services that the other citizens have." SUPER CAPTION: Jorge Dandler, expert on indigenous groups The event ended with a ceremonial drinking of a sugar cane based drink, 'la chicha', which also includes vinegar and fermented fruits. It is one of the few indigenous traditions that have been popularized in El Salvador, a country whose own groups, the Lencas and Nahuas, are struggling to survive. SHOTLIST: xfa Nahuizalco, El Salvador - July 29, 1999 1. Wide shot of Nahuizalco 2. Old indigenous woman 3. Various of people celebrating gathering 4. Group of Jamaicans 5. Various of indigenous people arriving in Nahuizalco 6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Jose Estrada, Mayor of Nahuizalco 7. Various of meeting 8. Various of folk dances 9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Fidel Flores, President of the National Association of Salvadorean Indigenous People 10. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Adriana Gonzalez, representative of Cuna Indians from Panama 11. Various of people eating 12. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Jorge Dandler, expert on indigenous groups. 13. Man drinking "chicha" 14. Wide of men drinking ALSO RAN ON: Asia Pacific Early - 19:44:18, North America Late - 20:29:15, Latin America Update - 21:40:48 ?

NAME: JAP JENKINS 240704N TAPE: EF04/0747 IN_TIME: 10:11:36:20 DURATION: 00:02:43:15 SOURCES: APTN/NTV DATELINE: Tokyo, July 19, 24, 2004 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: APTN Tokyo, Japan - 24 July, 2004 1. Wide of James Hyman, nephew of Charles Robert Jenkins, and his wife Shirlee Hyman, walking in to news conference followed by photographers 2. Wide shot of Hyman and wife at news conference 3. Photographers 4. SOUNDBITE (English) James Hyman, Jenkins' nephew: "I was told by the Japanese government that my uncle did not want to see me and then I started requesting that I speak to my uncle face to face and see what my uncle said. His reaction was... I was told no, this is not going to happen." NTV Tokyo International Airport - 19 July, 2004 5. Various of Jenkins walking on cane supported by his wife Hitomi Soga APTN Tokyo - 24 July, 2004 6. Wide shot of Hyman and wife sitting before media at news conference 7. Reporter asking question at microphone 8. SOUNDBITE (English) James Hyman, Jenkins' nephew: "The government doesn't know what is best for my uncle because the government hadn't done anything and I strongly believe that the United States government abandoned by uncle in North Korea. My uncle did not abandon the United States." 9. Cutaway of news conference 10. SOUNDBITE (English) James Hyman, nephew of Jenkins: "The Japanese government and the United States government believe that if I speak with my uncle that I may go back and say something wrong, and it may hurt my chances of getting my uncle freed, and it may hurt the relationship between the Japanese government and the United States government." 11. Media gathered outside building 12. SOUNDBITE (English) Shirlee Hyman, wife of James Hyman: "He is being made a political pawn due to the US situation in Iraq and the elections coming up in November. The family appeals to all the governments involved to let this 64-year-old man live out the rest of his life in peace." NTV Tokyo International Airport - 19 July, 2004 13. Various of Jenkins walking on cane supported by his wife Hitomi Soga STORYLINE: The nephew of Charles Robert Jenkins, the alleged US deserter, said his attempt to meet his uncle who in arrived Japan last Sunday after he lived in North Korea for 39 years, was blocked by the Japanese government. James Hyman and his wife Shirlee - who are acting as as the representatives for most of Jenkins' family in the US - flew from North Carolina to Tokyo to meet him. Neither had had communication with Jenkins since he was reported to be missing and deserted during the Korean War. Hymans arrived in Japan last Saturday just before Jenkins flew in on the chartered flight from Jakarta, Indonesia, where he and his two daughters were reunited with his Japanese wife, Soga Hitomi. Speaking at a news conference on Saturday, Hyman said he attempted to meet his uncle who is in the hospital in Tokyo but claimed that his request was not accepted by the Japanese government. Hyman said "I was told by the Japanese government that my uncle did not want to see me and then I started requesting that I speak to my uncle face to face and see what my uncle said. His reaction was... I was told no, this is not going to happen". Hyman and his wife are due to return to the US on Sunday morning having failed to meet Jenkins. Jenkins is wanted by the United States for allegedly abandoning his South Korean post in 1965 and defecting to North Korea. Japan will urge him to seek a plea bargain, reports said on Saturday, after doctors said he had no serious medical condition and chances rose that Washington would request his extradition. Hyman's wife said on Saturday that Jenkins is innocent and "he is being made a political pawn". Jenkins has Tokyo's support because he is married to a Japanese citizen, Hitomi Soga, who was kidnapped by North Korea many years ago but recently returned to Japan. Tokyo wants Jenkins to be able to settle in Japan with Soga and their two North Korean-born daughters. Washington has said it plans to pursue its case against Jenkins, who could face life in prison if convicted of desertion.