Doi to continue leading SDP

TOKYO, Japan - Takako Doi, head of the opposition Social Democratic Party (SDP), walks in the Diet building after attending a meeting of SDP members from both houses of the legislature. She reiterated her willingness to stay on as party leader despite the arrests of former SDP policy chief Kiyomi Tsujimoto and Doi's former policy secretary. (Kyodo)

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