Deletion of Oury Jalloh

Comment: It hardly gets much more notable than this case. I saw the name on my watchlist in connection with an AfD, immediately recognised it, and went WTF? Every German who reads a newspaper occasionally would react like that. Likewise for any German who occasionally watches TV news. Plenty available sources, including thousands of in-depth newspaper reports on all aspects of the case and a mention in Amnesty International's human rights report on Germany. http://archive.amnesty.org/air2008/eng/regions/europe-and-central-asia/germany.html Some of these sources are already in the article. I suggest that the nominator acquaints himself with  and  http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Oury_Jalloh&action=historysubmit&diff=420330569&oldid=408558487
Stance: keep
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Comment: Under  this article if kept should be re-named "Death of Oury Jalloh" because this individual is notable only for dying in prison. The article does have very substantial neutrality and weight issues, but can be saved.  http://www.irr.org.uk/2011/january/ha000025.html This announcement by the British Institute of Race Relations indicates that the Jalloh case has gone to Germany's Federal Court, and that an independent international commission of human rights lawyers has been set up to examine the case. I am sure much more can be found by a German-speaking editor. The reasons given by the nom are not reasons for deletion, see 
Stance: keep
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