Hawar News Agency Plan  10-05-2026

A Syrian activist affirmed that women’s rights are protected through a comprehensive military, cultural, social, political, and constitutional structure, stressing that rejecting these rights means rejecting democracy, freedom, and society as a whole.

Kurdish language teachers and students stressed that the Kurdish language must be officially recognized in Syria’s constitution, saying: “The Kurdish language is our identity.” (Photos and video attached.)

Farmers of medicinal and aromatic crops in Rojava, especially cumin growers, are optimistic this year due to rainfall that improved germination and raised production expectations. However, this optimism is accompanied by concerns over climate fluctuations. Between opportunities for good production and challenges such as diseases and rising costs, farmers are facing a sensitive season that requires close monitoring and effective prevention and agricultural management methods to ensure success. (Photos and video attached.)

Agricultural crops in the town of Zirkan in the countryside of Hasakah have witnessed a decline due to the spread of agricultural diseases, most notably rust and fungal infections, in addition to difficulties farmers face in accessing their lands and carrying out their work amid the expansion of areas occupied by the Turkish occupation and the spread of landmines there. (Photos and video attached.)

Syrian writer and political activist Ali Al-Amin Al-Suwaid stressed that it is necessary for the Damascus government to acknowledge that its role is transitional and temporary. He presented a set of required options to end the state of political deadlock, noting that the government has failed in various aspects of state administration, which requires a Syrian national will to save the Syrian people.

The theater sector in Rojava is witnessing growing activity aimed at preparing a new generation of actors, as around 200 children receive specialized training in theatrical arts within the “Children’s Hope Theater” project. This step reflects the development of cultural and artistic work and paves the way for establishing a permanent children’s theater school in the future. (Photos and video attached.)

Observers believe that Syria is going through a delicate phase in which it seeks to strengthen stability and rebuild state institutions amid ongoing internal challenges and external influences that make the recovery process dependent on internal cohesion. They also see that suspending the “Freedom Project” does not reflect a retreat so much as it represents a repositioning aimed at opening a new negotiating window with Iran.

Teachers, students, and residents of the cities of Dêrik and Tirbespiyê will participate in two separate marches demanding constitutional recognition of the Kurdish language. The march in Dêrik will begin at 10:00, while the march in Tirbespiyê will start at 11:00. (Photos and video attached.)

The Kurdish Red Crescent will organize a special event on the occasion of World Thalassemia Day at the Kurdish Red Crescent Hospital for Oncology and Thalassemia in the city of Qamishlo at 10:00. (Photos and video attached.)

Kongra Star in the city of Tel Tamr will hang banners in loyalty to and support of the heroism of the Women’s Protection Units at 10:00. In addition, the Women’s Office in the Union of Intellectuals and the Women’s Council in the Democratic Society Movement will organize a discussion seminar in the Reading Garden in the city of Hasakah at 14:00. (Photos and video attached.)

As part of the activities organized by the Literature Council in Rojava–Qamishlo on the occasion of the approaching Kurdish Language Day, the film “REŞ TEXTÊ” will be screened at Shiler Library in Qamishlo at 19:00. The council will also organize a children’s celebration at the Shiler Office in Tirbespiyê at 17:00. (Photos and video attached.).

The Lawyers’ Union in Jazira will organize two sit-ins in front of the courthouses in the cities of Qamishlo and Hasakah regarding lawyers’ and legal professionals’ stance on the removal of the Kurdish language from the facades of the courthouses in the province, at 12:00. (Photos and video attached.)

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