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Frankfurt - Two Christians who fled Pakistan after their death sentences were overturned in a blasphemy case are in hiding with a family in Germany, spokesmen for a Catholic aid agency said yesterday. Salamat Masih, 14, and Rehmat Masih, 40, reached Germany on Sunday, one day after they were released from jail in Lahore.
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