Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Abid Raza
Dog bites man is unremarkable, as dog-bites are fairly routine events. Man bites dog is remarkable. During the 20th and 21st Centuries millions of individuals have been locked up, without charge and held incommunicado in secret detention.  Possibly 100 million individuals were held without charge in secret detention.  We don't have articles out most of those individual because sadly, seizing individuals, and holding them in secret without laying charges, without access to the legal avenues they might use to try to free themselves has been a common practice -- for totalitarian regimes that don't honor the rule of law.Almost all of the 99,999,000 of the individuals held without charge are as unremarkable as the dog who bites a man.  The other 1000 or so are the Guantanamo captives, who represent a very rare phenomenon -- individuals seized and held in secret by a democratic country that, normally, honors the rule of law.  So, when we have enough information to flesh out an article on one of them I believe we should do so.  I believe the  concern expressed above is a red herring
— User:Geo, 13:30, 13 December 2010 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:BLPPRIMARY (Wikipedia:Biographies of living persons)