SDP reiterates support for Doi as leader

SDP reiterates support for Doi as leader

TOKYO, Japan - Social Democratic Party (SDP) leader Takako Doi walks in the Diet building April 4, accompanied by her aide Masako Goto, on her way to a party meeting. SDP's Standing Executive Council reaffirmed support for Doi as party leader. An SDP investigative panel admitted the previous day the party's former policy chief Kiyomi Tsujimoto, who misused the salary of a government-paid secretary, was introduced to the secretary by Goto.

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