Missing Pakistani Peace Activist Returns Home

A Pakistani social media and peace activist who has been missing since December has resurfaced. Police officials say Raza Khan returned to Lahore last week but did not provide further details. Khan went missing last year after arranging an open discussion focusing on extremism and blasphemy. During the discussion, he severely criticized the government. Despite raising his voice against extremist ideologies, minorities rights and blasphemy laws in Pakistan, Khan also was a proponent...

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