繁體中文
陳志全（Raymond Chan Chi-chuen），1972年4月16日在香港出生，綽號「慢必」，商業電台節目主持、前人民力量主席，2012年至2020年間代表新界東出任立法會議員。
他早年畢業於慈幼英文中學，1994年在香港中文大學社會學系畢業，其後投身廣播行業，在商業電台與譚得志（快必）拍檔主持節目，以「慢必」之名為聽眾熟悉，其後出任網上媒體「香港人網」的行政總裁，在傳媒及網台界累積知名度。2010年前後他投身政治，2012年7月與袁彌明拍檔代表人民力量報名參選新界東，最終當選立法會議員；2016年他單人上陣競逐連任並成功當選，成為香港立法會首位公開承認男同性戀身分的議員。在議會內，他關注勞工權益、性別平等、動物權益及新聞自由等議題，亦曾出任人民力量主席，並以議會內外的抗爭手法為人認識。
2020年，香港特區政府因疫情把立法會選舉押後一年，並提請全國人大常委會決定現屆立法會繼續運作，他與朱凱廸等拒絕接受延任安排，於同年9月30日第六屆立法會任期結束後不再續任。2020年7月，他參與民主派立法會初選，2021年1月被警方以國安法「串謀顛覆國家政權」罪拘捕及起訴，其後被裁定罪成，2024年11月19日被判囚78個月，即約六年半。
English
Raymond Chan Chi-chuen, born in Hong Kong on 16 April 1972 and nicknamed Slow Beat, is a Commercial Radio presenter and former chairman of People Power who represented New Territories East in the Legislative Council from 2012 to 2020. He was educated at Salesian English School and graduated from the sociology department of the Chinese University of Hong Kong in 1994, after which he joined the broadcasting industry, co-hosting programmes on Commercial Radio with Tam Tak-chi and becoming known to listeners as Slow Beat; he later served as chief executive officer of the online media outlet Hong Kong Reporter, building a profile in the media and online-radio world. Around 2010 he entered politics, and in July 2012 he stood with Erica Yuen for People Power in New Territories East and was elected to the Legislative Council; in 2016 he ran alone and was re-elected, becoming the first Legislative Council member to publicly acknowledge being a gay man. In the council he followed labour rights, gender equality, animal welfare and press freedom, and also served as chairman of People Power, being known for confrontational tactics inside and outside the chamber. In 2020, when the Hong Kong SAR government postponed the Legislative Council election for a year because of the pandemic and asked the National People's Congress Standing Committee to decide that the current term should continue, he and Eddie Chu refused to accept the extension arrangement and did not continue after the sixth-term council's term ended on 30 September that year. He took part in the pro-democracy primaries in July 2020 and was arrested and charged by police under the national security law with conspiracy to commit subversion in January 2021; he was convicted and sentenced on 19 November 2024 to 78 months in prison, about six and a half years.
