Hawar News Agency Plan – 20,7, 2025

The Martyrs' Families Council in Gerki Legê continues to hold reading and discussion sessions on the pleadings of Leader Abdullah Ocalan, focusing on the book Sociology of Freedom. This is part of an intellectual training program aimed at consolidating the concepts of democratic nationhood, justice, freedom, and coexistence. (Photos and videos attached).

Constitutions in Syria did not grant women a rightful status. However, with the onset of the July 19 Revolution, women continued their struggle and played a pioneering role. Through the Autonomous Administration system, they secured their rights and elevated their organizations to the level of institutional work. (Photos and videos attached).

With a voice trembling with sadness and eyes glowing with pride, Omar Omar recounts chapters of his revolutionary journey, in which he sacrificed his daughter and son as martyrs for a cause he believes is the path to the liberation of his people and their identity. (Photos and videos attached).

Little Maryam drags a water gallon larger than herself in one of the thirsty streets of Hasakah, like thousands of children in the city who fight thirst instead of living their childhood. They represent a generation carrying water instead of dreams, amid an international silence that is disgraceful. (Photos and videos attached).

The Union of Municipalities of North and East Syria continues its work on paving vital roads in the region. The Co-chair of the Union of Municipalities for North and East Syria revealed that the road paving budget for 2025 projects amounts to $25,555,955. (Photos attached).

Arab newspapers described the events in Sweida as a "full-scale invasion" by the transitional government and its Salafist factions, which threaten various components and minorities. They also pointed out that the terrorist threat continues and evolves globally, while Iran and Israel are both seeking greater power and dominance in the region.

The Humanitarian and Development Cooperation Organization, in partnership with the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs, is organizing a conference titled “Dealing with the Past: Towards a Syrian Mechanism for Peacebuilding”. This is part of joint efforts to promote transitional justice and community reconciliation pathways in Syria. The event will be held in Hasaka at 10:00 AM. (Photos and videos attached).

The Democratic Union Party (PYD) in the city of Tal Brak, Jazira Canton, will issue a statement regarding the ongoing violations in Sweida, in front of the party's headquarters at 11:00 AM. (Photos and videos attached).

The Women’s Council of the Democratic Union Party in Amuda will deliver a statement on the violations against the people of Sweida. This will take place in the Free Women's Square in the city at 12:00 PM. (Photos and videos attached).

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