ANHA news agency plan, 06-05-2026

Syrian women’s rights activists and feminists expressed their concerns about the potential loss of Syrian women’s rights and the achievements they have made, emphasizing their commitment to protecting these rights by all means and continuing to push for their constitutional guarantee. (Accompanied by photos and video) 

The “Martyrs’ Day,” which falls on May 6, faces attempts to reduce its national significance, amid warnings of efforts to erase Syrian identity and potentially reinforce dependence on the “Neo-Ottoman” project.

An Egyptian writer and journalist stated that official recognition of the Women’s Protection Units (YPJ) transforms on-the-ground achievements into political, legal, and constitutional rights, warning of the dangers of excluding them and the future impact on women’s struggle if the women’s issue is treated as an exceptional circumstance, which may relegate them to secondary roles once the situation ends.

Families of detainees confirmed that their sons fought to defend their land and were captured, saying: “We want our sons back with us as soon as possible.” (Accompanied by photos and video)

With improved weather conditions this year and abundant rainfall, residents of the villages of Alyan in the rural area of Jal Agha have returned to home gardening after years of interruption, focusing on growing vegetables to meet their daily needs amid rising prices and declining purchasing power. (Accompanied by photos and video)

A member of the Civil Peace Council in al-Hasakah emphasized the importance of promoting coexistence, rejecting hatred, and reinforcing justice and the rule of law, noting that true stability cannot be achieved in the absence of justice and equality. (Accompanied by photos and video)

The decision to dismiss hundreds of employees from Syrian government institutions, including 1,075 workers in the Latakia Agriculture Directorate and persons with disabilities, exacerbates unemployment rates and social pressure amid a severe economic crisis, drawing criticism for the absence of the role of the Labor Unions Federation in protecting the dismissed, limiting itself to formal statements.

The Martyrs’ Families Council in Ad-Darbasiya organizes the funeral ceremony of martyr Mahmoud Jassim Mar’i (Kados) at the Martyr Rustum Judy shrine in the village of Barkafri at 11:00. (Accompanied by photos and video)

Families of detainees and the residents of Tel Tamr organize a protest demanding the release of their sons held by the Syrian Interim Government on the international road at 11:00. (Accompanied by photos and video)

Residents of Kobani will issue a statement rejecting and condemning the renaming of towns and subdistricts in the Kobani area from Kurdish to Arabic, and the appointment of outsiders to administrative institutions without the will of the people, submitting their request to the Interim Government at the Free Woman Square at 12:00. (Accompanied by photos and video)

The Kongra Star in Qamishlo, Jazira region, organizes a march supporting the Women’s Protection Units, starting from Sony Roundabout at 12:00. (Accompanied by photos and video)

Kobani University graduates a new batch of students from the Kurdish Literature Department, who were part of the Autonomous Administration institutions, at the new university building at 15:00. (Accompanied by photos and video).

ANHA