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Burmese democracy party figure "cautiously welcomes" UN rights resolution.

BBC Monitoring International Reports

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Text of report in English by New Delhi-based Burmese opposition Mizzima News Agency

[Report by Salai Pi Pi: "Opposition lauds UN resolution on Burma"]

New Delhi (Mizzima) -A senior Burmese opposition leader today cautiously welcomed the United Nation's resolution condemning the junta for systematic human rights violations and lack of fundamental rights in the country.

Win Tin, member of Central Executive Committee of Aung San Suu Kyi's party National League for Democracy (NLD) said he welcomed the resolution of the UN General Assembly on human rights in Burma. He called it UN's 'routine work' but morally very important.

"It is a good sign for …

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