Featured Video: Reforming China’s Juvenile Justice System
KTSF26 highlights Dui Hua’s effort in reforming China’s Juvenile Justice System. A translation of the broadcast can be read here.
What We Do
Dui Hua is a nonprofit humanitarian organization that brings clemency and better treatment to at-risk detainees through promotion of universally recognized human rights in well-informed, mutually respectful dialogue with China.
We focus on four areas, with an aim to help at-risk detainees—political and religious prisoners, juvenile justice, women in prison, and selected issues in criminal justice. And we take a five-pronged approach, premised upon our belief that positive change is realized through constructive dialogue—advocacy, expert exchange, research, publications, and community engagement.
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Calls to make court verdicts publicly accessible online have been around almost as long as the Internet in China. Plans for a national verdict database signal an opportunity for greater transparency, especially if all verdicts are included. Advocates say publishing verdicts online will yield higher-quality judgements, facilitate appeals, and curb judicial corruption.
Dui Hua is pleased to announce the publication of its 2012 Annual Report. Special thanks to our contributors who made last year such a success. As Secretary of State Kerry said, “Efforts by organizations like Dui Hua are vital to advancing human rights in China and around the world.”



