Hawar News Agency Plan – 21, 11,  2025

The main roads between Qamishlo and Aleppo, controlled by the Transitional Government in Syria, have been closed, forcing civilians to use an alternative route more than 880 km long and considered dangerous. Travelers face security threats, extortion, and repeated kidnapping incidents—a situation that reflects the deterioration of infrastructure and the lack of safe travel alternatives inside Syria (photos and videos attached).

Displacement shelters in rural Sweida suffer from severe shortages in resources and basic services, including water, electricity, medicine, and education. Their operation relies almost entirely on local and volunteer support, amid the continued displacement of more than 1,500 families comprising 7,500 people—half of them women and children (photos attached).

Since the Transitional Government took power in Syria, more than 751 women and girls have been killed, kidnapped, or reported missing in areas under its control (photos attached).

Over the past 14 years, Ronahi TV has succeeded in becoming an eye of truth in reporting and documenting events, and a voice for the communities of North and East Syria and their resistance in claiming their rights and freedom after decades of suppression and marginalization. Today, their voices are heard in international media, placing them at the heart of global discussions on struggle and resistance (photos and videos attached).

Farmers in Ain Issa complained about the limited quantities of seeds delivered to them amid drought conditions and their urgent need for support after years of poor harvests. The Directorate of Agriculture affirmed that seed distribution is being carried out according to the plan approved by the Agriculture Authority in the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (photos and videos attached).

Residents of Qanaya, west of Kobani, stated that their patience has run out, as they demand the physical freedom of leader Abdullah Ocalan (photos and videos attached).

With broad international participation and over 80 cinematic works, the Rojava International Film Festival reaffirmed its position as one of the region’s major cultural platforms. Documentary and feature films were screened, addressing issues related to women, displacement, war, and memory, standing as testimony to society’s ability to produce independent cinema despite harsh circumstances (photos and videos attached).

The Fourth Autumn Melodies Festival, organized within the Yekpar Festival for Culture and Arts, is being held at the Muhammad Sheikho Center for Culture and Art, and will continue until the 24th of this month, starting at 16:00 (photos and videos attached).

ANHA