黄燕明（1960年5月14日—），出生于贵州贵阳，是中国民运人士和贵州人权捍卫者。1986年起，他参与成立“贵阳沙龙联谊会”，并于1994年与陈西、廖双元等人组建了“中国民主党贵州分部”；1995年6月4日在天安门公开呼吁政治改革，随后因“反革命宣传煽动罪”等被判5年徒刑，实际服刑期间长期遭酷刑 。2000年出狱后，他主办贵州人权讲坛，并积极参与“贵州人权研讨会”。2017年世界人权日期间，他被贵阳警方“旅游式”软禁、失去人身自由超过10天 。2019年“五·一”前后，他再次被带离并遭长时间监控 。作为贵州地区人权与民主运动的核心人物，黄燕明以坚定的声音和信仰，持续为法律、自由与法治发声，是当代中国民运领域不可或缺的坚持者。
Huang Yanming (born May 14, 1960, in Guiyang, Guizhou) is a veteran Chinese democracy activist and a key human rights defender in Guizhou.
In 1986, he helped found the Guiyang Salon Association and later co-established the Guizhou branch of the China Democracy Party in 1994 with Chen Xi and Liao Shuangyuan. On June 4, 1995, he publicly called for political reform in Tiananmen Square and was sentenced to five years for “counterrevolutionary propaganda and incitement,” during which he suffered prolonged torture.
Following his release in 2000, he launched the Guizhou Human Rights Forum and actively participated in the Guizhou Human Rights Symposium. In 2017 and 2019, he was subjected to extralegal detentions and tight surveillance around politically sensitive dates.
As a central figure in Guizhou’s human rights movement, Huang is known for his unwavering voice and conviction in defending law, liberty, and constitutional governance.
