Hawar News Agency Center Plan 9-12-2021

The activities of the sit-in tent at the Semalka crossing continue on its 65th day, with families and members of institutions flocking to it to demand the Kurdistan Democratic Party to hand over the bodies of the Guerilla martyrs to their families.  (photos and video attached).

Today, the people of Kirkuk go out in a demonstration to denounce the attacks of the Turkish occupation on Şengal, and to demand the freedom of leader Abdullah Ocalan. The march starts from Martyr Khabat Square at 12:00 (photos and videos are attached).

On the occasion of International Human Rights Day, the human rights organization in Al-Jazeera region makes a statement in front of the United Nations building in Qamishlo at 10:00 (photos and videos are attached).

The people of Kobani are marching to demand the achievement of physical freedom for the leader Abdullah Ocalan, starting from Martyr Aged Square at 12:00 (photos and videos are attached).

The people of Al-Hasakah canton demonstrate in "Al-Hasakah, Al-Shaddadi, Al-Darbasiyah, Al-Hol and Tal Tamer" demonstrations condemning the Turkish occupation's attacks on Shingal.

7 citizens were killed and more than 200 kidnapped, including dozens of women, including minors, within 3 months, with the aim of perpetuating the demographic change in the occupied canton of Afrin through continuous crimes against the small percentage of Kurds remaining in occupied Afrin.  (photos and video attached).

PYD spokeswoman Sama Bakdash said, "We view positively the decision of the European Council of Ministers, and the European Council must follow up on its decisions related to ending the isolation imposed in Imrali." (photos and video attached).

A member of the Democratic Union Party (PYD) in Raqqa, Abeer Khalil, explained that the use of chemical weapons against the guerrilla forces is evidence of Turkey's political and military bankruptcy and failure. She pointed out that everyone is aware of the danger of these weapons, and called for the international community to intervene to put an end to Turkey's "barbarism."  (photos and video attached).

Dialogue

The Iraqi writer and journalist, Shamkhi Jabr, criticized the silence of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons regarding the Turkish army's use of chemical weapons in Başûr, calling on the former to send a delegation to investigate the use of these weapons, and stressed that the HPG expresses the aspirations and hopes of the Kurds for liberation and the expropriation of the rights denied by them.  Turkey.  (Pictures attached).

Politics

Politicians and notables in al-Hasakah unanimously agreed that the solution to the Syrian crisis lies in the Syrian dialogue, which is led by the Syrians themselves. They praised the insistence of the Syrian Democratic Council on dialogue, and stressed the need not to place hopes on foreign powers.  (photos and video attached).

World

In light of the political rivalry among the ruling Lebanese sects, some citizens hope to change the ruling class through the ballot boxes, while others are afraid of planning to postpone or cancel the parliamentary elections, scheduled for next March 27.  (Pictures attached).

woman

- As part of the activities of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, the Democratic Modernity Party in Syria is organizing a protest sit-in in front of the United Nations building in Qamishlo city under the slogan "End Violence against Syria" at 11:00.  (photos and video attached).

- Kongra Star in Afrin region makes a statement on the occasion of International Human Rights Day, and the Yazidi Women's Union in Afrin region makes a statement about the martyrdom of the co-chair of the Executive Council in Shingal.  (photos and video attached).

culture and art

Today, Dr. Azad Ahmed will give a lecture organized by the Union of Intellectuals in Al-Jazira Region, on “Cultural Thursday” in the Reading Garden in Al-Hasakah, entitled “The History of Rural Urbanism in Northern Syria.” (photos and videos are attached).

The historical researcher and artist in the MESOPOTAMIA Movement for Culture and Democratic Art believes that art protects the history of peoples from melting and extinction, pointing out that with the outbreak of the Rojava revolution, there was a need to develop Kurdish art from an academic point of view, in addition to developing foreign relations in order to introduce the culture of the peoples of the region to the world  .  (photos and video attached).

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