Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Hakki Suleyman
Nothing here actually convinces me that this is a sufficiently notable crime as to warrant permanent coverage in an ''encyclopedia'' — it's an extremely localized crime of limited import. And it's a fairly  one, at that — dig deep enough, and you could find ''thousands'' of political organizers, in practically any country on earth, who've done the very same thing or worse without ''Wikipedia'' feeling the need to maintain an article about all of them. Branch stacking may be a uniquely Australian ''term'', but it's far from being a uniquely Australian ''phenomenon'' — I could point to ''dozens'' of examples in ''Canadian'' politics where basically the exact same thing was at least alleged, with the only discernible difference being that "branch stacking" isn't the ''name'' we use for it up here. Yeti Hunter is correct that both  and  militate against this — Suleyman wouldn't earn a Wikipedia article for anything else that's been shown here, and this in and of itself isn't a ''notable'' enough crime to lift him over the bar. And finally, I strongly suspect that the intention here had as much to do with making sure his ''daughter'', and/or the entire Labor Party in toto, was tarred and feathered by association as it does with him personally — but it would be a rank  violation to keep an article on ''that'' basis either. All in all, just not a thing we should be keeping an article about
— User:Bearcat, 04:17, 12 November 2015 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:ROUTINE||WP:CRIME||WP:BLP1E||WP:NPOV (Wikipedia:Notability)