gley.at was josh be madiha tahir, the significance of this?ople who just listened, their jaws must have dropped. >> exceptionally crude or objectionable a terrible in that app was simply the database of the drone attacks that the u.s. is conducting in various countries. times onjected five that basis. the last time that he submitted appapp, he did it as an mt and it was accepted. then he filled it with the data. clearly, the reason for the prior rejections was political. it had nothing to do with technical reasons or standard review guidelines. >> madiha tahir, could you say a little bit about the area where the vast majority of these u.s. drone strikes occur? areas in general are said to be under virtual military observation. >> north waziristan where the majority of the attacks happen, you can't go there independently . you can only go there with military. i have not done that because i don't think would be very useful to do that, to walk in with the military. the military has used collective punishment were generally in the tribal areas. th

drone wars in an interview with filmmaker madiha tahir. >> you ask me a question about terrorism. >> karim khan was also engaged in legal proceedings against the pakistani government for their failure to investigate the killings of his son and brother. the executive director of reprieve said in a statement -- to see "wounds of waziristan," you can go to democracynow.org. a three-year-old girl in kabul has been done this with polio, marking the first case of the disease in the afghan capital since 2001 when u.s. invaded. the bbc reports the girl has been paralyzed by the disease. there were 14 polio cases reported in all of afghanistan last year. the afghan health ministry has launched a vaccination campaign in kabul. meanwhile, suicide barb -- our bomb attack on a convoy killed two nato contractors in kabul monday. seven afghan civilians were wounded. vinia isnd herzego facing its largest antigovernment protest in nearly two decades. protest shut down the capital on monday. a university professor described to protest launch. >> what happened here is the people of the region finally s