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Amina Masood Janjua, ( Urdu: آمنہ مسعود جنجوعہ) : born 28 April 1964, is a Pakistani human rights activist and artist. She is known for highlighting enforced disappearances in Pakistan and for campaigning for the release of her husband, Masood Ahmed Janjua, who disappeared on 30 July 2005. ^[1] She is the chairperson of the rights group Defense of Human Rights Pakistan (DHR). ^[2] She provides legal support to prisoners in foreign countries, arranging financial support for the families of victims of enforced disappearance and eradication of torture from jails and detention centers. She appears regularly on local and foreign media as the spokesperson of missing persons and occasionally contributes articles in Urdu and English dailies of the country. ^[3]

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• 514 detained in five internment centers - AMJ represents hundreds of cases
• Mention of brutal crack down on families
• Europe Visit and cancellation of US Visa