July 14th, 2025

A year into Dui Hua’s founding and in the aftermath of 9/11, China allowed New York Times correspondent Tina Rosenburg and photographer Zeng Nian to document my 2001 visit to Beijing for an article she was writing about our work. They sat in on meetings with Chinese officials and followed me as I combed the city’s bookstores for cases. But when it came to a prison visit, China’s magnanimity ended, and I would have to go it alone.

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Political & Religious Prisoners

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Juvenile Justice

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Women in Prison

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Criminal Justice

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Our Unique Approach

Dui Hua is the only human rights group that conducts direct dialogue on Chinese human rights with the Chinese government, the US government, and like-minded governments worldwide.

Advocacy

Dui Hua advocates for clemency and better treatment for at-risk detainees through respectful, well-informed dialogue with China.

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Expert Exchange

Dui Hua organizes exchanges among criminal justice practitioners and scholars, China’s Supreme People’s Court, and US judges in order to advance reforms.

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Research

Dui Hua delves into resources worldwide to uncover and understand cases, regulations, and trends relevant to mass incidents and at-risk detainees.

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Publications

Dui Hua publishes research findings, cases, and analysis on China’s criminal justice system and human rights developments.

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Community Engagement

Dui Hua engages the community on its research findings and practical experience through worldwide events, talks, and forums.

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