Morals and law | Naz Mirza | TEDxMinara

A senior prosecutor and judge working in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRG) reflects on where statutory law and societal morality meet in everyday courtroom work. The talk considers how legal rulings and personal conscience can pull in different directions, and what justice means for a community when legal frameworks and moral values intersect. It was given at an independently organized TEDxMinara event.

• Tension between statutory law and societal morality
• Balancing courtroom rulings with human conscience
• How legal frameworks and moral values intersect in the KRG region
• Presented at an independently organized TEDx event

As a senior prosecutor and judge navigating the legal landscape of Kurdistan, the line between statutory law and societal morality is crossed every day. In this talk, an experienced magistrate explores the delicate balance between courtroom rulings and human conscience, examining how justice truly serves a community when legal frameworks and moral values intersect. Senior prosecutor and Judge in the KRG region This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx