Hawar News Agency Plan – 10/4/2026

Residents of the city of Garkê Legê affirmed that the physical freedom of leader Abdullah Ocalan is not a personal demand, but rather a fundamental step toward achieving peace and justice for all peoples. They stressed that the peace process and the democratic society initiative launched by the leader represent a gateway to coexistence. (Photos and video attached).

The simultaneous signing by Syrian authorities of memorandums of understanding with foreign companies to implement water-related projects—alongside the issuance of decrees to restructure the water, electricity, and mining sectors—has raised widespread concerns among Syrians about a gradual shift toward the privatization of essential services and rising costs.

A legal expert stressed that the issue of detainees is a humanitarian and legal matter that does not tolerate bargaining or delay, calling for their immediate release. He held the interim government responsible for politically exploiting the file and endangering the lives of detainees. (Photos and video attached).

Livestock markets in Syria have witnessed notable activity with the arrival of spring and increased rainfall, directly boosting buying and selling movement and raising sheep prices. This comes amid improved natural pastures and a partial decline in reliance on fodder. (Photos and video attached).

Nujin Association for Social Development continues to implement its program “Youth Against Hate,” which it describes as a new voice for building peace. Kafya Day, one of the program’s coordinators, stated that the media can confront hate speech and play a vital societal role through the dissemination of news and articles. (Photos and video attached).

Administrators and members of institutions in the city of Darbasiyah emphasized the importance of the Democratic Nation project in resolving the region’s crises. They highlighted the role of Abdullah Öcalan in founding and sustaining the project despite his imprisonment, calling for his release to promote democracy and peace in the region. (Photos and video attached).

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