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郭榮鏗（Dennis Kwok Wing-hang），1978年4月15日在加拿大愛民頓出生，香港執業大律師及前立法會議員，公民黨創黨成員，2012年至2020年間代表法律界功能界別出任立法會議員。
他出生於加拿大，1981年隨家人回流香港，其後赴英國升學，就讀於拉格比公學，1999年在倫敦國王學院取得法學學士學位，之後回港取得法律專業證書並成為執業大律師，主要從事商業及公司法相關的法律工作，並為公民黨成員。2012年，他循法律界功能界別當選立法會議員，2016年連任，並自2016年起出任立法會內務委員會副主席，同時擔任司法及法律事務委員會副主席。在議會內，他關注法治、司法獨立、法律專業發展及資訊科技法律等議題，是議會內少數具法律專業背景的泛民主派議員。
2019年10月起，他以內務委員會副主席身分主持內會主席選舉，程序拖延超過半年仍未選出主席，內會一度停擺，引來國務院港澳辦及中聯辦的公開譴責。2020年，他報名參選立法會換屆選舉，其後被取消參選資格；同年11月11日，全國人大常委會就有關立法會議員資格問題作出決定後，他與另外三名泛民主派議員被取消議員資格。他隨後宣布退出政壇，並離開香港，先後前往加拿大及美國；2021年7月起，他以訪問學人身分在美國哈佛大學甘迺迪學院從事研究。
English
Dennis Kwok Wing-hang, born on 15 April 1978 in Edmonton, Canada, is a practising Hong Kong barrister and a former member of the Legislative Council, a founding member of the Civic Party who represented the legal functional constituency from 2012 to 2020. He returned to Hong Kong with his family in 1981 and later studied in the United Kingdom, attending Rugby School; he graduated with a bachelor of laws degree from King's College London in 1999, then returned to Hong Kong, took the postgraduate certificate in laws and became a practising barrister, working mainly on commercial and corporate law, and joined the Civic Party. In 2012 he was elected to the Legislative Council for the legal functional constituency and was re-elected in 2016, serving as deputy chairman of the House Committee from 2016 and as deputy chairman of the panel on administration of justice and legal services. In the council he followed the rule of law, judicial independence, the development of the legal profession and IT law, one of the few pro-democracy lawmakers with a legal professional background. From October 2019, as deputy chairman of the House Committee, he presided over the election of its chairman; the process dragged on for more than half a year without a chairman being chosen and the committee was paralysed, drawing public criticism from the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of the State Council and the Liaison Office of the Central People's Government. In 2020 he submitted his nomination for the Legislative Council election but was later disqualified from standing; on 11 November that year, after the National People's Congress Standing Committee made a decision on the qualifications of Legislative Council members, he and three other pro-democracy lawmakers were unseated. He then announced his retirement from politics and left Hong Kong, going first to Canada and then the United States, where from July 2021 he was a visiting fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School.
