Hawar News Agency Plan – 16/7/2026

Fourteen years after its launch, the 19 July Revolution continues to stand as an experience that has gone beyond military confrontation, presenting a project based on building society rather than competing for power, organization instead of chaos, and partnership among communities instead of exclusion. Amid the challenges of the past and the demands of the current stage, the revolution continues to test its ability to consolidate a political model that guarantees partnership and the rights of all components of Syria.

Residents of the city of Garkê Legê affirmed that preserving the Kurdish names of cities and villages means preserving the history and identity of the region, stressing their rejection of any repetition of the Arabization policies practiced during decades of Baath Party rule. (Photos and video attached.)

The Jandar Thermal Power Plant in the countryside of Homs is witnessing growing tension and discontent following a wave of dismissal decisions affecting a number of employees and workers. Those affected speak of administrative violations, deprivation of financial rights, as well as allegations of favoritism and discrimination in employment.

The Sanitation Department of the People's Municipality in Qamishlo confirmed that the site located in the Judi neighborhood is not a permanent landfill, but rather a temporary waste transfer station before transportation to the main landfill sites. It explained that difficulties in transporting waste to its designated locations have led to its accumulation at the site. The department added that work is underway to prepare an alternative location, and that the current site will be permanently closed by the end of this month. (Photos and video attached.)

What once began as seeds bought from the market has now become thriving plants in home gardens. Today, home gardens have become a genuine step toward self-sufficiency. Kawthar Darwish is one example of women who nurture the land with their time and effort, maintaining a relationship with cultivation that never withers but is renewed every morning. (Photos and video attached.)

Daido Taekwondo School in Garkê Legê achieved a notable sporting accomplishment by winning six medals of various categories and securing third place nationwide in the Cadets and Juniors Championship. This was the school's first participation in a national tournament since its establishment in 2013. (Photos and video attached.)

The general cleaning campaign launched by the Tell Tamr City Council, in coordination with the People's Municipality, continues, targeting the Tell Tamr Martyrs' Cemetery at 09:00. (Photos and video attached.)

Teachers in Hasakah will hold a protest demanding the payment of salaries in front of the Directorate of Education building (formerly the Baath Party branch headquarters) at 10:00. (Photos and video attached.)

Kongra Star and the Young Women's Movement will organize a dialogue forum on women in light of the 19 July Revolution at the Reading Garden in Qamishlo at 10:00. (Photos and video attached.)

The Council of Martyrs' Families in Dêrik will hold a memorial ceremony commemorating 260 martyrs who lost their lives at different times and dates, at 10:00. (Photos and video attached.)

The Council of Martyrs' Families in Qamishlo will hold the funeral ceremony for Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) fighter Mohammad Al-Abdo (Agid Afrin) at Martyr Dalil Sarokhan Cemetery at 18:00. (Photos and video attached.)

Residents of Tell Tamr will organize a protest on the M4 International Highway to demand improved living conditions and lower prices at 18:00. (Photos and video attached.)

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