Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Paul Douglas (cameraman) (2nd nomination)
One thing you'll notice about the sources in this article is that they are extensive, as in , and they have appeared over a long period of time. The latter would indicate that this article is in no way some kind of "memorial" -- a comment that appears in the first nomination and makes another appearance here. And it is also not "news" masquerading as a Wikipedia article -- a comment which would need some explanation as many of the events in Wikipedia appeared at one time in the news. I'm sure some people will think this is a WP:ONEEVENT, but if that's so, then why do we see multiple tributes and from more than one network (in this case also ITV)? What you have here is a respected journalist with over 17 years of experience at ITV and CBS and also a veteran of war coverage, who was murdered. The nomination actually belittles his reputation by referring to him as "some random cameraman". What this nomination side steps, fails to raise and seems to discount is that the killing of a journalist in a war zone is a violation of Geneva Conventions -- international human rights -- and was deemed by the UK coroner to be an "unlawful" killing. Moreover, Iraq is one of the least covered zones in Wikipedia in proportion to the numbers, especially native Iraqi handlers and journalists, of journalists who have been killed in wartime
— User:Crtew, 00:18, 10 February 2013 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:SIGCOV (Wikipedia:Notability)