Hawar News Agency Plan – 20, 10, 2025

Residents of the occupied city of Serê Kaniyê, currently living in Tal Tamr, affirmed that they reject any return to Serê Kaniyê under the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries, stressing that the return they want is a “safe and dignified return,” which can only happen after the withdrawal of the occupation forces and the return of the Autonomous Administration’s institutions to the city. (Photos and video attached).

The components of Jazira Canton rely on the volumes of Leader Abdullah Ocalan to understand the current reality, as his analyses—detailing the problems, offering solutions, and exposing the plots targeting peoples—are being realized today on the ground. (Photos and video attached).

The city of Raqqa, on the eighth anniversary of its liberation from ISIS mercenaries, is reviving its spirit and cultural identity, continuing its journey of reconstruction and recovery under the leadership of the Democratic Autonomous Administration, driven by the will of its people and their aspirations for a more just and stable future—a journey that began in 2017. Between a collective memory burdened with pain and another filled with hope, Raqqa opens a new chapter of its history, titled civil resistance and societal renaissance. (Photos and video attached).

An example from two villages in rural Hama reflects the suffering of residents due to governmental neglect, as a water well serving more than 6,000 people remains non-operational due to lack of solar power, forcing locals to rely on primitive and unsafe solutions that threaten their health amid a clear decline in basic services.

Women continue to write chapters of success after eight years of continuous struggle in Raqqa. Women now lead communes, councils, and committees, and actively participate in the fields of security, protection, and politics. Their testimonies affirm that what has been achieved in North and East Syria should serve as a starting point for a women’s revolution across the entire country. (Photos and video attached).

With the worsening effects of drought on agriculture, livestock, and water resources in North and East Syria, attention has turned to alternative solutions that ensure lower costs and continued production. In this context, the “sprouted barley” project has emerged as a promising local initiative, launched by an engineer from Tirbespî (Al-Qahtaniyah) in Jazira Canton, turning the idea into a scalable production experiment. (Photos and video attached).

Residents of the Euphrates Canton will offer condolences to the families of Syrian Democratic Forces fighters Kimal Joudi and Berxdan Kobani in Kobani city, at 10:00 a.m. (Photos and video attached).

The Kongra Star organization will hold a memorial ceremony in Darbasiyah for the martyr Berîtan (Zeynep Kanaci) at the City’s Culture and Art Center Hall, at 10:00 a.m. (Photos and video attached).

The Health Authority of the Autonomous Administration, in coordination with the Kurdish Red Crescent and the Women’s Foundation, will organize an awareness lecture on breast cancer at the Health Institute Hall in Hasakah, at 11:00 a.m. (Photos and video attached).

The 9th Martyr Herkul International Book Fair, organized by the Culture Authority of the Autonomous Administration in North and East Syria and Jazira Canton, will open in Azadi Park, Qamishlo, at 11:00 a.m., and will continue until October 26. (Photos and video attached).

Residents of Raqqa Canton will hold a celebration marking the 8th anniversary of the city’s liberation by the Syrian Democratic Forces, under the slogan: “A Renewed Pledge for Security and Dignity.” The event will take place at the Raqqa Municipal Stadium at 1:00 p.m. (Photos and video attached).

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