Pakistan takes US drone issue to UN
Kamran Yousaf
Press TV, Islamabad
It’s been years since the U-S launched its controversial drone strikes in Pakistan. The aerial attacks have killed thousands of innocent civilians. Now, the Pakistani government has decided to take the issue to the United Nations’ Human Rights Council to stop the deadly strikes. Our correspondent Kamran Yousaf brings us more on the story from Islamabad.
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