Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/List of unlawfully killed transgender people (2nd nomination)
The list first violates Wikipedia fundamental pillar of |Neutrality both in title and content. How does Wikipedia determine who is killed ''unlawfully'' and who is killed ''lawfully''? It also violates  and these are two clear reasons for deletion. Consider first entry in 2017. If and independent reporter asks Saudi Police how would they say they killed her ''unlawfully''? How can the reporter himself decided it is unlawful or lawful killing while he is neither judge nor court? Which court issued verdict they are killed unjustly and the jurisdiction of the court. Consider the 3rd entry in 2017 again. Who is definitely sure (with  multiple |RS, of course) that the woman was killed because of her gender? Who determined it is unlawful? Should we make list of everybody found dead somewhere and label it killed ''unlawfully''?. This list is one of the most serious blatant violation of Wikipedia policy I have seen in the recent and is eroding its neutrality. I analyzed more than 10 entries and weigh them with the sources and I only understand that this list is soapboxing and propaganda by Transgender activist for emotional and cause benefit and to  as clearly said above. And this against fundamental tenets of Wikipedia plainly
— User:Ammarpad, 14:36, 22 December 2017 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NPOV||WP:SOAPBOX||WP:RS||WP:RIGHTGREATWRONGS (Wikipedia:Neutral point of view)