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December 23, 2015 · 5:15 PM EST

Reporter Marine Olivesi

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Latifa bin Ziaten (r) speaks with students about her son, Imad, who was murdered by Islamic extremist Mohamed Merah. At the end of her talk, students hug her. One girl says Latifah reminds her of her own mother.

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Marine Olivesi

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DrieuxEuropeFranceImad bin ZiatenLatifah bin ZiatenMohamed Merah

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