Ozawa says he will stay on despite indictment of aides

TOKYO, Japan - Ruling Democratic Party of Japan Secretary General Ichiro Ozawa speaks to reporters at the DPJ's headquarters in Tokyo on Feb. 4, 2010, after the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office decided not to indict him over an alleged misreporting of political funds. Ozawa said he will remain in the post despite the indictment of three former and incumbent aides over the allegation. (Kyodo)

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