Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Jasmine Revolution in China
The article has already been '''renamed''' to 2011 Chinese protests. There are 60k-80k protests per year in the PRC according to the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Whether or not the protests so far documented in the article are linked to the Arab world and Wisconsin-Ohio protests or not, the recentism/non-notable/not-news arguments are irrelevant: ''60 to 80 thousand protests per year in the world's most populous country'' are a notable social phenomenon. Remember that this is |not the USA.wikipedia.org, it's the English-language wikipedia about world knowledge. The article itself clearly still needs work: 60-80k protests per year means that about 5000 or so "mass incidents" have already occurred during Jan-Feb 2011 in the PRC and have not yet been RS'd. This is a ''massive'' social protest movement. Bilingual en-zh people over at the zhongguohua wikipedia article :zh:中國茉莉花革命 could help us to improve the quality of this article. There are also other places to ask for translation help
— User:Boud, 22:19, 22 February 2011 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:BIAS (Wikipedia:Systemic bias)