Hawar News Agency Plan – 15 April 2026

The lawyer of leader Abdullah Ocalan, Ibrahim Bilmez, stated that if Turkey fails to take steps despite warnings from the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe, and it is proven that Turkey is violating the ruling, the case could be referred back to the European Court of Human Rights. After the Court confirms the violation, the Council of Europe may adopt strict measures against Turkey. (Photos and video attached).

“Red Wednesday” falls this year amid sensitive circumstances in the region, reaffirming the meanings of renewal and life in the Yazidi faith, as it marks the feast of creation and the beginning of the new year. Yazidi dignitary Faris Shamo stressed that the symbolism of the holiday reflects coexistence among different components, calling for unity and solidarity—especially in light of current challenges—to ensure a more stable future for all people of the region. (Photos and video attached).

Two human rights activists stressed the need for women’s representation in decision-making centers to be genuine rather than symbolic, considering it a key factor in achieving more just and effective policies. They warned that any exclusion or marginalization of women’s role would lead to a failure in meeting the needs of society as a whole. (Photos and video attached).

A Lebanese politician believes that Lebanon is currently at a highly sensitive stage amid recent military escalation and the complexity of the political landscape. He noted that the absence of fundamental solutions leaves the country vulnerable to further deterioration, stressing that avoiding a more dangerous scenario requires a clear path based on peace, neutrality, and federalism, along with international support for the Lebanese army to address the issue of weapons.

The rise in electricity bills in Syria has sparked widespread public anger after amounts were recorded that citizens described as unrealistic and inconsistent with their income or consumption. This has prompted them to head to complaint centers, demanding a review of meter readings, correction of bills, and reconsideration of tariffs and calculation mechanisms.

A historic alley in the Al-Hamawiya market in the city of Hasakah is over a hundred years old and is considered one of the oldest commercial streets that has preserved its heritage character and traditional architecture. It was once known as a center for copper craftsmanship and today hosts a variety of commercial activities, while continuing to attract merchants from different ethnic backgrounds. (Photos and video attached).

The Families of Martyrs Council in the city of Qamishlo is organizing a funeral ceremony for eight fighters from the Syrian Democratic Forces, who were martyred in the recent period. The ceremonies will be held at the Martyr Delil Sarukhan Shrine at 12:00. (Photos and video attached).

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