Reem Haddad celebrates the remarkable life of a British woman who became a local legend
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Return to nature
Local hunters have been converted to conservation, as Reem Haddad explains.
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Seeking Hemalatha
Reem Haddad trails exploited Ethiopian and Sri Lankan maids in Beirut.
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A legacy of learning
a Palestinian hero’s enduring legacy, by Reem Haddad
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Life lessons
Shadi was a boy living on the street when Reem Haddad first tried to help him get an education. But then he disappeared. What has happened to him since?
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Torn in two
When a Peruvian woman's children were kidnapped by their Lebanese father, Reem Haddad was asked to intervene.
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A taste for commerce
Letter from Lebanon – how a woman in the Bekaa Valley started producing fine wine, by Reem Haddad.
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