Honduras' Zelaya Addresses UN; UN Demands Restoration
AP: The U.N. General Assembly demanded the immediate restoration of Honduras' ousted president on Tuesday, but the man who replaced him said Manuel Zelaya could be arrested if he returns home.
The U.N. vote by acclamation added to an avalanche of international denunciations of the coup that removed Zelaya on Sunday, an action that raised fears of more of the military overthrows that have scarred Latin American history.
The world body called on all 192 U.N. member states to avoid recognizing any government in Honduras other than Zelaya's.
Zelaya then thanked the assembly for the "historic" resolution that expresses "the indignation" of people worldwide.
