Publication Resources
Digest
A bimonthly newsletter with updates on prisoner cases, events, and publications as well as key moments in Dui Hua’s history.
Human Rights Journal
A blog offering original analysis and translations related to human rights and rule of law developments in China.
Press Statement
Press statements focus on the sentencing, clemency, and release of political and religious prisoners; rights-related developments in Chinese law; criminal justice statistics; and organizational updates and achievements.
Prisoner Updates
Dui Hua’s Prisoner Updates provide the latest information staff researchers have uncovered through online and library research and through direct dialogue with the Chinese government.
John Kamm Remembers
John Kamm Remembers are stories written by Dui Hua's founder recounting Kamm's advocacy for prisoners in China. In addition to these stories, the 50 Years in China timeline visualizes Kamm's human rights work alongside the history of US-China relations.
JKR Podcast
Reference Materials
A blog presenting translations of open-source Chinese materials.
Exchanges
Mass Incidents Monitor
Dui Hua’s Mass Incident Monitor tracks unrest in China and those detained for their participation in these events. Monitoring these events allows for a greater understanding in how Chinese police investigate such incidents and the measures they take to prevent them. Key to preventing the outbreak of mass incidents—and their transformation into destabilizing political affairs—is expansion of police intelligence-gathering activity. The role of social unrest as a breeding ground for subversive activity makes mass incidents a key area for continued research for Dui Hua.
JKR: Encounters with China (Podcast)
As Dui Hua enters its 25th year, we've launched a podcast series to explore Dui Hua’s unique form of advocacy as well as issues affecting US-China relations.
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Political Prisoner Database
Using open-source materials, Dui Hua collects information on non-violent political dissidents, religious practitioners, minorities labeled “splittists”, and petitioners.
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Death Penalty Reform
Dui Hua monitors the application of the death penalty in China and makes periodic estimations of the annual number of executions.
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Women in Prison
Dui Hua aims to increase dialogue on incarcerated women to promote the Bangkok Rules and the better treatment of women in prison.
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Juvenile Justice
Dui Hua hosts expert exchanges on juvenile justice as a means of increasing transparency and mutual understanding.
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Report on Persecution of Unorthodox Religious Groups in China
Information on unorthodox religious groups in China, the coercive measures used against them, and prisoner statistics.
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