Since the death of young Nahel, Latifa Ibn Ziaten has multiplied meetings with young people, with parents. Last Thursday, she wanted to attend the march for Nahel, in Nanterre which she wished worthy. But the rally ended in a series of scuffles. Latifa Ibn Ziaten also had to be exfiltrated from the event. Today she wants try to appease this youth revolted. But she recognizes that it is more and more complicated to maintain the dialogue.
Latifa Ibn Ziaten lost her son Imad in 2012. He was one of the soldiers assassinated by Mohammed Merah. Since then, she has become a recognized figure in dialogue. A tireless apostle of the need to keep in touch with the youth of sensitive neighborhoods.