Hawar News Agency Plan: 2-6-2026

- Kurdish writer Dilovan Dashti stressed the necessity of strengthening the struggle for education in the mother tongue, noting that protecting and preserving the language is a duty that falls upon every Kurd. (Photos and video attached.)

- A Syrian lawyer stated that any constitution that does not clearly include women’s rights will remain incomplete and incapable of building a true state of citizenship and democracy. She also emphasized that a democratic state is not built solely through elections or political institutions, but first and foremost on the principle of equality among all citizens without discrimination. (Photos and video attached.)

- After years of drought, coriander farmers in the regions of Rojava are optimistic about a plentiful harvest this year thanks to heavy rainfall. However, the continued rains during the crop’s ripening stage are raising concerns about possible negative impacts on the quality and quantity of production.

- A fighter from the Women’s Protection Units (YPJ) explained that her goal in joining the ranks of the units centered on understanding the reality of women and discovering their true identity, ultimately defending their rights and will against all attempts to undermine them. She affirmed that the struggle of the units will continue until these achievements are constitutionally guaranteed. (Photos and video attached.)

- Syrians are awaiting the first session of the interim government’s parliament in Syria, scheduled for June 8, amid a formation mechanism based on indirect electoral bodies, alongside the appointment of some members by decision of Ahmad al-Sharaa. This has sparked widespread debate over the extent to which the parliament represents Syria’s diversity. While some consider it a transitional step, others argue that it does not directly reflect the popular will.

- A displaced resident from a village in the countryside of Serekaniye revealed shocking scenes during his recent visit to inspect his home and farmland. He witnessed wheat and barley harvests taking place on lands belonging to displaced residents, while they continue to be denied access to their properties and lands for years. (Photos and video attached.)

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