刘荻（1981年10月9日－），毕业于北京师范大学心理学系。不锈钢老鼠是她在西祠胡同BBS的笔名。
她在留言板上的言论包括《今天，我们都是自由人》、《柿油派网虫集体向党和政府投诚──虚拟现实主义方案》等文章支援创办公益性网站《天网》而被逮捕的黄琦。
在2002年11月9日被北京市的便衣警察“国保总队”以涉嫌参加“非法组织”的名义从校园抓走，关在北京秦城监狱一年多，引发各界声援。民间爱滋义工胡佳等向北京市公安局申请游行抗议非法超期羁押刘荻，但未果。在2003年11月28日连同另外两人得到假释，后被免于起诉。
之后她以相同笔名活跃于内地《观点》论坛、凯迪论坛。
太石村罢免事件后，刘荻与赵昕发起为太石村刑拘村民筹集法律援助款项。
刘荻是人民日报老记者刘衡的孙女，刘衡1950年代被划为右派。[1]
刘荻现任自由中国论坛常务副站长
Liu Di
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Liu Di (Traditional: 劉荻; Simplified: 刘荻; Pinyin: Liú Dí; born October 9, 1981), writing under the screen name "Stainless Steel Rat" (不锈钢老鼠), named after the assertive Harry Harrison SF character, became a high-profile symbol for democracy and free speech in China since her detention in November 2002. Her screenname is often translated as Stainless Steel Mouse.
[edit] Biography
Liu Di graduated as a psychology major from Beijing Normal University.
Liu's case comes during a crackdown on Internet content -- from politics to pornography -- and as the government struggles to gain control over a new and popular medium.
The reasons for Liu's detention were satirizing the CCP online and calling for the release of other "cyber-dissidents." Her arrest caused a flurry of worldwide media protest.
She was freed from Beijing's Qincheng prison on Friday, November 28, 2003. Two other "cyber-dissidents", Wu Yiran, and Li Yibin, were also freed from a jail for political detainees.
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