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The remains of a family of six killed by a deadly inferno that tore through London's Grenfell Tower were buried in the family's Bekaa Valley hometown on Monday.
Authorities in Lebanon ban Warner Bros' film "Annabelle: Creation" from cinema viewing across the country over religious grounds.
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Lebanon has become the latest Middle Eastern country to repeal a law allowing rapists to escape punishment if they marry their victims.
International adoption began before Lebanon's conflict but ballooned during the civil war, with middle men and local officials aiding the process by producing falsified paperwork, often for a fee.
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George and Amal Clooney have pledged to open seven schools for Syrian refugee children in Lebanon, where the UN says 200,000 children are not receiving an education.
![Jamie Balfour [TNA]](/sites/default/files/styles/large_16_9/public/media/images/0414336F-79DF-4C89-958D-CD3AF2AB66C9.png?h=d1cb525d&itok=vMIhS2QA "Jamie Balfour [TNA]")
Jamie visits the poorest areas of Jordan and Lebanon and co-ordinates with local and international NGOs to provide laughter and relief for refugees in psychosocial and educational support programmes.
Wonder Woman will be banned in Lebanon for starring Israeli actress Gal Gadot despite the film being tipped as one of the best in DC Comics' movie franchise.
DC Comics American superhero film "Wonder Woman" will be banned in Lebanon for starring Israeli actress and IDF supporter Gal Gadot.
Beirut-based software producers Wixel Studios have launched an Arabic-language smartphone application to help educate Syrian refugee children currently out of school.
Migrant workers in Lebanon are dying at a rate of two every week, Lebanon's intelligence agency says, as rights for domestic employees in the country continue to stagnate.