Hawar News Agency Plan– 01/6/2026

A legal expert affirmed that enshrining the rights of Kurds and other Syrian components in the constitution represents an important step toward building a Syria based on justice, pluralism, and respect for the rights of all peoples, noting that recognizing the national, cultural, and political rights of Kurds does not infringe upon the rights of any other party in the country. (Photos and videos attached).

The Syrian Ministry of Information’s decision to transfer employees from Damascus to the provinces of Raqqa, Deir ez-Zor, and Hasakah sparked a wave of objections among workers, amid legal criticism and questions over whether the move is linked to the process of integrating institutions in North and East Syria, especially in the absence of any official clarification from the ministry regarding the reasons or objectives behind the decision.

After Turkey informed the Syrian side late about opening the dam gates, a major disaster struck Deir ez-Zor and Raqqa. According to official figures, 2,400 families were directly affected, while floodwaters submerged 7,000 dunams of agricultural land. Given the scale of the catastrophe in the region, the extent of damage and losses is estimated to be far greater than the announced figures.

With the beginning of spring and rising temperatures, alongside favorable environmental conditions for the growth of refreshing green grass, the seasonal grazing journey locally known as “Bahari” begins in the Alyan area in the countryside of Çil Axa. Livestock owners head toward rich pastures to feed their herds in a scene that combines hard work with traditions passed down through generations. (Photos and videos attached).

The electricity crisis in the city of Hasakah is worsening amid an almost complete power outage caused by damaged networks and theft targeting transformers and high-voltage lines. The Electricity Directorate confirmed that the region needs 550 megawatts, while it currently receives only 50 megawatts. (Photos and videos attached).

Siham and her friend seek to provide a comfortable and safe environment for women and young women away from traditional atmospheres by opening a women-only café, offering a space that combines privacy, comfort, and communication in a calm and suitable setting. (Photos and videos attached).

Women in the city of Qamishlo expressed their support and solidarity with the Women’s Protection Units (YPJ), affirming that all female fighters are “their sisters and daughters,” and stressing that they will not abandon those who sacrificed their lives so that other women may enjoy freedom. (Photos and videos attached).

Farmers in the city of Tel Tamr have begun harvesting cumin amid a significant decline in production due to heavy rainfall during the flowering stage, causing losses for farmers and prompting calls for support and compensation. (Photos and videos attached).

Fifty-one years ago, on the first of June, the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) was founded, transforming from an idea embodied in a draft statement written in Damascus into one of the most prominent political forces in Iraq and Kurdistan, as a reaction to conspiracies plotted against the Kurdish cause in Southern Kurdistan.

The Families of Martyrs Council in the city of Amuda will hold a funeral ceremony for the body of Syrian Democratic Forces fighter, martyr Akri Hasakah (Qais Shafiq Ahmad), at the Martyr Ismail Hoker Shrine at 09:30. (Photos and videos attached).

The Syriac Union Party will organize a dialogue session in the city of Qamishlo under the title: “The Cultural Rights of the Syriac-Assyrian People: Reality, Challenges, and Prospects for Protection” at 10:00. (Photos and videos attached).

The Khabur Center for Culture and Art will present a play titled “The Snake” at Hilal Zerin Center in the city of Hasakah at 11:00. (Photos and videos attached).

The Democratic Union Party (PYD) in the city of Tel Tamr will hold a meeting to discuss the latest political developments in the region at Kanir Café at 12:00. (Photos and videos attached).

A protest demanding freedom for prisoners held by the interim government will take place in the city of Amuda at the Free Woman Roundabout at 20:00. (Photos and videos attached).

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