Britain's High Court on Friday blocked a legal bid for an inquiry into the possible role of the country's spy agencies in aiding covert CIA drone strikes in Pakistan's northwest tribal region.
December 26, 2012 at 02:52 PM
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Britain’s High Court on Friday blocked a legal bid for an inquiry into the possible role of the country’s spy agencies in aiding covert CIA drone strikes in Pakistan’s northwest tribal region.
Noor Khan, a 27-year-old whose father was killed by a drone strike in northwest Pakistan in March 2011, had asked the High Court to examine whether Britain intelligence officials assisted the action and whether they may be liable for prosecution.
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