Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/HIV/AIDS in North Korea
As noted by {{u|GodsPlaaaaan}}, the topic is HIV/AIDS in North Korea and does not purport to be HIV/AIDS epidemic in North Korea, for no such thing exists. Epidemiology of HIV/AIDS is such a well-research subject that it generates significant coverage even in places where prevalence is low (see e.g. HIV/AIDS in Australia where the UNAIDS estimate is 0.1%, even lower than North Korea's). Sourcing makes this article too a  worthy topic that can stand on its own. I regret that others have found the article to be uninformative, but I have to disagree. Sourcing is on such a reliable and neutral footing that there's hardly any scandal here. In topics like this North Korea is, to paraphrase Bruce Cumings, just another normal country. Personally I think the article makes insightful distinctions rather than self-evident claims: e.g. testing is available but antiretroviral therapy is not given, legislation increases stigmatization, awareness is relatively high but hospital practices are lacking. For every country the situation is unique
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Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:GNG (Wikipedia:Notability)