Hawar News Agency Plan – 10 October 2026

The administrator of the Women’s House in Qamishlo, Navia Asaad, said the centre continues to operate. “The transitional government has taken over today, but it has not granted women their rights. If we give up women’s rights, who will care for them? Women need the Women’s House and their own organizations,” she said. (Photos and video attached.)

Most families in the Jazira are facing growing difficulties securing heating supplies as winter approaches. A barrel of heating diesel costs 3.5 million Syrian pounds, while a tonne of firewood has risen to $350. With some families earning no more than 1.2 million Syrian pounds, many are being forced to seek limited alternatives to keep warm. (Photos and video attached.)

Commercial markets in Damascus are experiencing stagnation and declining purchasing power amid rising operating costs and rents, as well as price fluctuations. Traders say the difficult business environment has prompted some to consider closing or selling their shops and leaving the country. They have also raised questions about the extent to which their interests are represented in economic decision-making during the transitional period. (Photos attached.)

Several neighbourhoods in Hasakah are suffering from accumulated rubbish amid shortages of vehicles and fuel. The city’s sanitation department says the overall state of cleanliness in Hasakah has reached no more than 50 percent. (Photos and video attached.)

The Popular Initiative will organize a demonstration in Garkê Legê to condemn the international conspiracy targeting leader Abdullah Ocalan. The demonstration will begin at Martyr Khabat Square at 10:00. Residents of Tel Tamer and Zarghan will also stage a demonstration from Qandil Roundabout at the southern entrance to Tel Tamer, at 10:00. (Photos and video attached.)

The Jazira Union of Intellectuals will issue a statement on the events that took place in Hasakah. The statement will be delivered at the Reading Garden in Qamishlo at 10:00. (Photos and video attached.)

The Kongra Star movement in Qamishlo will issue a statement on the Kurdish language in Syria at 11:00 at Seven Seas Roundabout. (Photos and video attached.)

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