"Open-air session" in Pakistan

"Open-air session" in Pakistan

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - An opposition senate lawmaker speaks at an "open-air session" staged outside parliament as part of a boycott of usual parliamentary deliberations in protest against the government's response to U.S. drone attacks, in Islamabad, Pakistan, on Nov. 6, 2013.

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