Hawar News Agency Plan – 12-12-2025

Politicians affirmed that the policies of the transitional government in Syria have failed and disappointed Syrians after a year in power, noting that it has deepened the Syrian crisis by committing massacres in the absence of accountability. They emphasized that Syria needs a genuine national dialogue, a constitution, and a pluralistic, decentralized democratic system capable of guiding the country to safety. (With photos and video.)

A group of women in the city of Amuda renewed their demand for the physical freedom of Leader Abdullah Ocalan, affirming their continued activism, their escalation of street mobilization, and their ongoing efforts until achieving their goal and seeing him free among his people. (With photos and video.)

Participants in the third Urkesh Festival held in the city of Hasakah affirmed that the festival embodies the cultural diversity of Mesopotamia and represents a space for uniting communities through music and art. (With photos and video.)

Jiyan Hassan, advisor to the Autonomous Administration in the Jazira Region, pointed to the increasing suffering of Syrian women and offered an assessment of their role under the transitional government, stating that the current reality does not meet the aspirations of Syrians nor reflect the sacrifices of women. She called for women's solidarity to confront exclusionary policies and to contribute effectively to building Syria’s future. (With photos and video.)

Activists, writers, and journalists in Suwayda highlight the importance of decentralization as a viable political and administrative solution to preserve Syria’s unity and ensure the participation of all components of society in decision-making. (With photos and video.)

The “Farah Voluntary Recreational Center” in Karaki Laki provides services as the first center dedicated to psychological and recreational support for children with chronic illnesses who require emotional and psychological care alongside medical treatment. (With photos and video.)

This week, the Rojava Orchestra will hold a graduation ceremony for its students in the city of Qamishlo in the Jazira Region, and an artistic evening will be held in the city of Sarrin in the Euphrates Region.

Sponsored by the Culture Authority in the Jazira Region, the Rojava Orchestra will organize a graduation ceremony for its students at the Mohammed Sheikho Center for Culture and Art in the city of Qamishlo at 17:00. (With photos and video.)

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