Fazil Moradi

Fazil Moradi is a sociologist and anthropologist, and wrote a doctoral dissertation in social anthropology, on the memories of al-Anfāl/genocide and the pursuit of justice in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. Moradi is a member of the Research Network Law, Organization, Science and Technology at the University of Halle and an associate at Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology, Germany.

In search of cardinal virtues in Iraq

Political violence has ascended into a mode of governance in Iraq today, wherein religious identity reigns supreme.

By Fazil Moradi

/ 1 Dec 2017

Iraq and rest of humanity

To ask, why so much violence in Iraq, is, then, to ask what is happening to humanity everywhere in this world?

By Fazil Moradi

/ 7 Nov 2017

Can the president of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq cry?

Any attempt to link the past of the Kurds in Iraq to their future depends on whether the president of the Kurdistan Region can cry.

By Fazil Moradi and Hawar Moradi

/ 2 Dec 2016