October 5th, 2026

Drawing on John Kamm’s involvement and documents in the Dui Hua Legacy Archive, John Enemy Station, tells the story of Han Chunsheng, sentenced in 1996 to eight years in prison for listening to Voice of America. It looks at VOA’s place in China-US relations, China's view of VOA as an "enemy station", and the station’s long service as a window on the world for listeners across China.

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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

Between 2008-2023, Dui Hua organized 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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Dui Hua publishes research findings, cases, and analysis on China’s criminal justice system and human rights developments.

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

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