Chinese, Japanese, S. Korean Leaders Take United Stand on North Korea

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The leaders of China, South Korea and Japan				first summit among the three nations in two
have met on the sidelines of a regional				years.
summit in the Philippines, and stressed their
united stand against North Korea's nuclear				The meeting took place on the Philippine
ambitions.				island of Cebu, where the Association of
				Southeast Asian Nations is holding its annual
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, Chinese				summit.
Premier Wen Jiabao and South Korean President
Roh Moo-hyun urged North Korea Sunday to				Japan's relations with its regional neighbors
abandon its nuclear weapons program and				had suffered under the leadership of former
respond to international humanitarian				Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi,
concerns.				who annually visited a war shrine Seoul and
				Beijing say glorifies Japan's militaristic
China is one of North Korea's few remaining				past.
allies and rarely makes public requests for
the reclusive state to address human rights				Since taking office last year, Mr. Abe has
issues.				made efforts to improve ties with both
				countries. Today's meeting was his second
The three leaders also reaffirmed their				with the Chinese leader since October.
support for U.N. sanctions put in place after
North Korea tested a nuclear device in				China's official Xinhua news agency says Mr.
October.				Wen has accepted Japan's invitation to visit
				Tokyo in April.Some information for this
The leaders raised their concerns during the				report was provided by AFP, AP and Reuters.