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Across europe issues surrounding domestic security are hotly debated. From brussels and paris, to berlin and manchester the frequency of attacks is on the rise. France is strongly committed to western secular liberalism and has a high number of young, disadvantaged muslims living in its citys suburbs making the country a prime target for the Islamic State. Authorities are doing what they can to prevent further attacks and to arrest those with connections to jihadists. But even in custody, they are still dangerous. In southern montpellier, we meet karim, one of many young men who was at risk of...

Across europe issues surrounding domestic security are hotly debated. From brussels and paris, to berlin and manchester the frequency of attacks is on the rise. France is strongly committed to western secular liberalism and has a high number of young, disadvantaged muslims living in its citys suburbs making the country a prime target for the Islamic State. Authorities are doing what they can to prevent further attacks and to arrest those with connections to jihadists. But even in custody, they are still dangerous. In southern montpellier, we meet karim, one of many young men who was at risk of...

Across europe issues surrounding domestic security are hotly debated. From brussels and paris, to berlin and manchester the frequency of attacks is on the rise. France is strongly committed to western secular liberalism and has a high number of young, disadvantaged muslims living in its citys suburbs making the country a prime target for the Islamic State. Authorities are doing what they can to prevent further attacks and to arrest those with connections to jihadists. But even in custody, they are still dangerous. In southern montpellier, we meet karim, one of many young men who was at risk of...

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