吕耿松（1956年1月7日—），浙江杭州人，原浙江高等公安专科学校教师，后成为维权撰稿人、中国民主党浙江筹委会发起人之一。2007年8月因参与民运活动被拘捕，2008年2月因“煽动颠覆国家政权罪”被判刑4年，2011年8月出狱，并获独立中文笔会“狱中作家奖” 2014年8月再度被捕，2016年6月17日被杭州中级法院判处11年有期徒刑，剥夺政治权利5年，浙江高院于同年11月维持原判。狱中健康状况堪忧，患多种疾病并曾遭虐待。吕耿松长期坚持国内抗争，在文运与民主运动领域内具有显著象征意义。
Lü Gengsong (born January 7, 1956, Hangzhou, Zhejiang) is a former police college instructor turned rights writer and a founding member of the China Democracy Party’s Zhejiang committee.
He was first arrested in August 2007 for pro-democracy activities and sentenced in 2008 to four years for “inciting subversion of state power.” After his release in 2011, he received the Independent Chinese PEN’s “Freedom to Write in Prison” Award. In 2014, he was arrested again and, in 2016, sentenced to 11 years with five years’ political rights deprivation—a sentence upheld on appeal.
Lü has endured harsh prison conditions and serious health issues, including reported abuse.
His long-standing commitment to domestic dissent has made him a prominent symbol in China’s literary and democratic resistance movements.
