Hawar News Agency Plan – 19 July 2026

During the 19 July Revolution, women succeeded in building an effective women's organization across various sectors. Their role extended beyond participation in the revolution, as they contributed to leading the process of change. The implementation of systems that ensure equality, such as the co-chair system, alongside the establishment of the Women's Protection Units (YPJ) and women's institutions and organizations, strengthened women's participation in decision-making and the protection of their rights. (Photos and video attached).

Residents of the village of Dikri in the countryside of Tirbespiyê successfully carried out voluntary initiatives, including the construction of a sports field for youth and a tree-planting campaign, reflecting the spirit of social solidarity and the model of communal life while promoting community participation in improving local services and the environment. (Photos and video attached).

Syrians continue to face high medicine prices despite the improvement in the exchange rate of the Syrian pound, amid the absence of any new official pricing bulletins or clarifications from the Ministry of Health. This has raised questions about the mechanism for determining medicine prices and the authority responsible for regulating them.

The Co-Chair of the Executive Council of the Democratic Autonomous Administration in Kobani stated that the 19 July Revolution laid the foundations for a democratic project in Rojava and described it as a revolution of existence, language, and culture against oppression. He stressed that any integration with Damascus must preserve the distinct identity of the Kurdish people and guarantee the achievements of the Autonomous Administration in the new Syrian constitution. (Photos and video attached).

A Jordanian writer stated that violations against Syrian women committed by law enforcement officials undermine public trust in the state. She said the continued violence is a result of the absence of the rule of law and accountability, and called for legal and judicial reforms that guarantee the protection of women's rights.

TV ROJAVA is celebrating today the ninth anniversary of its launch, coinciding with the 14th anniversary of the 19 July Revolution. The channel reaffirmed its commitment to continuing its media mission of conveying the truth and amplifying the voice of society after nine years of broadcasting from the city of Amuda. (Photos and video attached).

Residents of Hasakah will welcome the Shlêr Boxing Club, affiliated with the Women's Council, at Al-Salam Square at 09:00. (Photos and video attached).

The Martyrs' Families Council of Dirbesiyê will hold a condolence ceremony for Internal Security Forces member Kilnaz Asim Kaso (nom de guerre: Sosin Jekdar) in front of her family's home at 10:00. (Photos and video attached).

On the occasion of the 14th anniversary of the 19 July Revolution, celebrations will be held under the slogan: "With the spirit of 19 July, we will guarantee the rights of the Kurdish people and make Syria democratic." The events will take place in Qamishlo, Rimelan, Dêrik, Tel Tamer, Hasaka, Dirbesiyê and Kobani with the participation of artists from Rojava and abroad, as well as various artistic groups, at 19:00. (Photos and video attached).

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