NEW YORK The U.N. General Assembly adopted early Saturday a resolution strongly condemning violence against peaceful demonstrators in Myanmar and calling upon the military to respect human rights and fully cooperate with U.N. special envoy Ibrahim Gambari.
The nonbinding resolution was adopted with 83 countries in favor, including Japan and the United States, with 22 countries against, including Myanmar, China and North Korea, and 47 countries abstaining from the voting.










