A letter calling for an end to drone strikes in Pakistan, signed by Noam Chomsky, Naomi Wolf, Oliver Stone and 3,000 more American civilians, was delivered to the US Embassy in Islamabad.
A statement said that the letter called upon the American authorities to end the US campaign of drone strikes in Pakistan and to amend the drone policy in compliance with US and international law.
The letter was signed by leading US authors, film directors, professors, activists and a Nobel peace laureate.
The letter cited between 474 to 884 civilian deaths caused by US drone strikes in Pakistan since 2004, including 176 children.
It also made reference to the constant terror instilled amongst civilians.
The US peace activists who delivered the letter are in Pakistan as part of a delegation organised by US peace organisation, Code Pink.
The delegation will also travel to Waziristan with the peace march organised by Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) to meet victims of drone strikes.
just a naattak (drama) by the americans. They are only there to fool pakistanis. But they support the drones by heart
No, many Americans absolutely do not support drones.
Every socirty have good and bad peoples.
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