Dui Hua Launches New Web Site

The Dui Hua Foundation has launched a new version of its web site (www.duihua.org), integrating the first substantial improvements since the site went live in 2001. The many updates are geared to enhance the online experience for our visitors, who we hope will enjoy Dui Hua's fresh approaches to site content, navigation, and visual design.

The revamped site includes two new main features: DIALOGUE.online, an online version of Dui Hua's Dialogue newsletter only available on our web site, and the Human Rights Journal, a forum for Dui Hua to comment on topics of human rights and rule of law in China, with official Chinese-language materials as principal sources.

Site navigation has been improved through revised menu options, allowing for convenient access to new content such as a summary of Dui Hua's history and achievements, details on the new "mass incident" database, and audio and video coverage of our advocacy work.

Please note that our new site requires Adobe Flash and Java Script.

Thank you for visiting and for your interest in Dui Hua's work!

Note to Site Visitors: www.duihua.org to be updated on October 6

On the morning of October 6 (Pacific Daylight Time in the USA), Dui Hua will be launching a revamped version of this web site (www.duihua.org)—with new features, more menu options, and fresh content. If you cannot access our site during the updating process, please visit our mirror site at www.duihua.hk until this web site is live again.

In addition, please revise referrals to our site if you have linked to any of our web pages, and note that Dui Hua News will not be accessible during the updating process.

Thank you for visiting and for your patience—and check back soon to see the new www.duihua.org!