Film featuring Dui Hua shown at Amnesty meeting

On April 28 & 29, 2006, "Prisonnière à Lhassa," a French documentary featuring the work of the foundation, was shown at Amnesty International USA's Annual General Meeting in Portland, Oregon

NPR's Morning Edition: John Kamm's Mission

Dui Hua Executive Director John Kamm profiled by NPR's Morning Edition on April 20

Press Release: Dui Hua Obtains New Information on Long-Serving Prisoners from Local Authorities

Since its establishment in 1999, The Dui Hua Foundation has worked to uncover accounts of political cases in China in official publications available from public libraries, in bookstores, and, increasingly, on the Internet in such places as court websites. It has done so both as an exercise in promoting transparency and as an expression of humanitarian concern for individuals detained in political cases. To date, Dui Hua has found information about nearly 2,000 political cases involving more than 4,200 detainees. All of these cases took place after 1980, the year China’s current criminal law came into effect. In official sources alone, Dui Hua has found the names of 250 individuals presently serving sentences for counterrevolution or endangering state security. read more >>