FILE PHOTO - Mufti Faisal Khushi speaks as Mesha Saeed (R), wife of missing social activist Waqass Goraya, Jibran Nasir (2ndR) a human rights lawyer and Faraz Haider (L), brother of missing social activist Salman Haider, listen during a news conference in Islamabad, Pakistan January 18, 2017. REUTERS/Caren Firouz/File Photo
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Two more missing Pakistani activists have reappeared after vanishing earlier this month, their families told Reuters on Monday, but relatives were unable to shed any light on who had been holding the men or why.
Waqas Goraya and Ahmed Raza Naseer, who went missing from the eastern city of Lahore and from southern Punjab province, respectively, returned on Saturday, but their families waited to get them to safe places before informing the media.
