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黃毓民（Raymond Wong Yuk-man），1951年10月1日在香港出生，是香港資深傳媒人、時事評論員及前立法會議員，2008年至2016年間代表九龍西出任立法會議員。
他早年就讀於香港珠海學院新聞及傳播學系，其後長期從事新聞及廣播工作，曾在商業電台主持多個受歡迎的烽煙節目，並一度出任香港珠海學院新聞及傳播學系系主任。1996年，他創辦《癲狗日報》，以尖銳的時事評論見稱；2007年他再創辦網上電台MyRadio，主持時事評論節目。2006年，他與梁國雄等人共同創立社會民主連線，並於2006年至2010年間出任首任主席。
2008年，他代表社民連在九龍西當選立法會議員。2010年，他參與「五區總辭」補選，辭去議席後再當選重返立法會。2011年初，他因與社民連內部就路線及選舉策略出現分歧而退黨，其後與陳偉業等人另組人民力量，繼續以議會內外抗爭為路線。2012年立法會選舉，他在九龍西成功連任，並繼續以尖銳的議會風格為人熟悉。2016年立法會選舉，他在九龍西競逐連任落敗，議席由本土派的新人取得，他亦逐步淡出議會。2020年9月，他以妻子健康為由離開香港前往台灣，其後長居當地，並在台灣繼續主持網上節目；他創辦的《癲狗日報》亦於2022年宣布停止運作。
English
Raymond Wong Yuk-man, born in Hong Kong on 1 October 1951, is a veteran Hong Kong media figure, current-affairs commentator and a former member of the Legislative Council who represented Kowloon West from 2008 to 2016. He studied journalism and communication at Chu Hai College of Higher Education and went on to work for many years in journalism and broadcasting, hosting a number of popular phone-in programmes on Commercial Radio and at one point heading the journalism and communication department at Chu Hai College. In 1996 he founded Mad Dog Daily, known for its sharp commentary, and in 2007 he founded the online radio station MyRadio, hosting current-affairs programmes on it. In 2006 he co-founded the League of Social Democrats with Leung Kwok-hung and others and served as its first chairman from 2006 to 2010. In 2008 he was elected to the Legislative Council for Kowloon West on the party's ticket. In 2010 he took part in the five-district resignation by-elections, resigning and then winning his seat back. In early 2011 he left the party after disagreements over strategy and election tactics, and subsequently formed People Power with Albert Chan and others, keeping to a confrontational approach inside and outside the council. He was re-elected for Kowloon West in 2012, continuing to be known for his combative style in the chamber. He lost his bid for re-election in Kowloon West in 2016, the seat going to a newcomer from the localist camp, and gradually withdrew from the council. In September 2020 he left Hong Kong for Taiwan, citing his wife's health, and has since lived there, continuing to host online programmes; Mad Dog Daily, which he founded, ceased operating in 2022.
