Hawar Newa Agency Plan– 25-03-2025

Nesrin Abdullah, the commander in the Women’s Protection Units (YPJ), stated that the First Conference of Kurdish Women in Rojava serves as a means to highlight the true identity of Kurdish women. She reaffirmed their commitment to proving their existence and establishing their entity, vowing to continue efforts to achieve this goal. (Attached with photos and video).

The constitutional declaration recently announced in Damascus does not differ from Ba'ath Party constitutions in terms of entrenching single-party, single-nationality, and single-religion rule. Both exclude political and social components of the country. In fact, the declaration has surpassed previous Ba'ath constitutions in several ways.

Ramadan initiatives are a tradition that the people of Raqqa have long observed with the arrival of the holy month. These initiatives reflect social solidarity and aim to assist families in need during this sacred time. (Attached with photos and video).

The Secretary-General of the Permanent Conference for Federalism, who attended Newroz celebrations in Lebanon, expressed his great joy in participating in the event. He noted that this year’s celebrations saw a significant turnout and hoped that Newroz 2025 would mark the beginning of a genuine peace process and serve as a fundamental step toward resolving conflicts and establishing advanced federal systems that reflect the diversity of peoples and communities.

When the popular uprising erupted in 2011, the Alawite majority chose to support the Assad regime out of fear of sectarian persecution. Despite some opposition voices, the Alawite stance remained divided due to the regime’s severe repression. However, following Assad's fall in 2024 at the hands of Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham, the initial joy turned into a nightmare as persecution and sectarianism took hold. This has placed the future of Alawites in Syria at risk, making a comprehensive national reconciliation based on justice and equality crucial for their survival.

The residents of Tal Hamis, Jazira Canton, will hold a funeral procession for Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) fighter Mohammed Khalil Al-Hassan at the Martyrs’ Cemetery at 11:00 AM. (Attached with photos and video).

With delegations from all cities in Jazira Canton, the Democratic Islam Conference will issue a statement condemning Turkish occupation attacks and its mercenaries on NE Syria. The event will take place in the countryside of Tal Tamr at 11:00 AM. (Attached with photos and video).

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