Hawar News Agency Plan – 07/03/2025

Kurdish, Arab, Syriac, Assyrian, Armenian, and Turkmen women have achieved numerous legal, political, military, cultural, and social accomplishments in North and East Syria during the July 19 Revolution (Women's Revolution). Currently, preparations are underway to draft a social contract specifically for women. (File)

 Intellectuals and activists in Raqqa have called for an end to the Turkish occupation attacks on North and East Syria, stating that such a move would contribute to achieving the desired results of the recent appeal made by leader Abdullah Ocalan in support of peace in the region. (Attached with photos and videos)

 On the occasion of International Women's Day, fighters from the Women's Protection Units (YPJ) reaffirmed their commitment to continuing the struggle to protect women and defend their rights, emphasizing that “every day is March 8 for us, and protecting women is our duty.” (Attached with photos and videos)

 Citizens of Ain Issa have welcomed the peace call issued by leader Abdullah Ocalan in his latest message, affirming that it comes at a time when conditions are being prepared for a peaceful democratic transition and the resolution of conflicts in the Middle East. (Attached with photos and videos)

 Syrian women have undergone significant transformations in the 21st century, influenced by political, social, and economic factors. They have faced harsh conditions due to ongoing conflicts and economic crises, increasing their suffering and limiting their ability to play an active role in society. Despite these challenges, some women have managed to break imposed restrictions and become active participants in various fields, including politics, economics, and social work. (Analysis)

 Rain-fed agriculture in the Euphrates Canton of North and East Syria has been affected by low rainfall this year, with winter ending without sufficient precipitation. This has led relevant authorities and farmers to focus on irrigated farming as an alternative to ensure agricultural production. (Attached with photos and videos)

 A convoy of residents from Qamishlo and Tirbespiyê is heading toward Tishrin Dam to participate in protests against Turkish occupation attacks and its mercenaries, aiming to protect the dam. (Attached with photos and videos)

As part of the International Women's Day celebrations held in North and East Syria this year under the slogan "With the Philosophy of Woman, Life, Freedom – Toward a Democratic Syria," Kongra Star is organizing a theatrical performance in the city of Derbasiya, in Jazira Canton, about International Women's Day. The performance will take place on the stage of the city's Culture and Art Center.

 Additionally, the Women's Council of the Democratic Union Party (PYD) in the city will commemorate the occasion with a gathering at the Academy of Democratic Society Square at 1:00 PM. (Attached with photos and videos).

 ANHA