One woman's fight against Lebanese nationality law

Full story: The Daily Star

BEIRUT: Samira Soueidan's story is not unusual in Lebanon. The Burj Hammoud resident fell in love, married and started a family.When her husband passed away in 1994, Soueidan was left with four children the Lebanese state viewed as foreigners.

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