NEW YORK: A Japan-sponsored resolution calling for the abolition of nuclear weapons was formally adopted Monday by the UN General Assembly, marking the 23rd time it has been endorsed by a wide majority of member states.
The passage in a plenary vote followed the nonbinding motion's approval by the assembly's First Committee on disarmament and security issues in late October.
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