Foreign ministers of the Group of Seven industrialized countries on Tuesday condemned violence against peaceful protests by Myanmar's security forces, one day after massive anti-coup demonstrations erupted across the country as people joined a general strike."Anyone responding to peaceful protests with violence must be held to account," the G-7 ministers said in a joint statement after a spate of violence that has left three protesters dead, including two in the nation's second-largest city Mandalay on Saturday.A young woman who was shot in the head in a Feb. 9 demonstration in the capital …READ FULL ARTICLE
