The United Nations General Assembly has adopted a resolution outlining the framework, methods, format, and organization of a high-level conference addressing the situation of Rohingya Muslims and other minority groups in Myanmar. The resolution passed without opposition, though 10 countries abstained from voting. Sponsored by Malaysia and Finland, the resolution was adopted on Wednesday, as confirmed by the Chief Adviser’s Press Wing. Russia had proposed several amendments, which Bangladesh did not accept. Following a voting initiative by the General Assembly President, the resolution was passed with 141 votes in favor.