Pak Army blocks Imran Khan-led anti-drone rally  Islamabad: A
peace march against US drone strikes led by cricketer-turned-
politician Imran Khan was stopped on Sunday by the Army on the
edge of Pakistan's lawless tribal belt due to fears of a
possible militant attacks on the rallyists, which also included
American anti-war activists.  A motorcade of scores of vehicles
was turned back by the Army just a few kilometres from the
boundary of South Waziristan Agency, forcing the Pakistan
Tehrik-e-Insaf chief to cancel his plans to address a gathering
at Kotkai village in the tribal region.  Khan led his supporters
back to Tank, a town in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province and
addressed a gathering of a few thousand people.  The drone
strikes are a violation of human rights and international laws
and create hatred against the US, he said.  "We strongly condemn
the US drone strikes as they are a complete violation of human
rights," he added.  He contended that the march had succeeded in
creating international awareness abo