Hawar News Agency Plan – 21-5-2026

Sheikh Sinan Sidoush, head of the Ahl al-Bayt Association and administrator in the Democratic Islam Conference, stated that Kurdish unity represents a vital necessity to protect Kurdish existence, language, and rights. He stressed that the current stage requires overcoming differences and working jointly to face political challenges and changes in the region. (Photos and video attached).

An Egyptian researcher affirmed that enshrining women’s rights in the constitution is a real guarantee for building a more stable and just Syria, pointing to the Egyptian women’s experience and its effective impact in supporting social stability and promoting development and stability processes. (Photos and video attached).

Displaced people from rural Sweida are living in difficult humanitarian conditions inside shelter centers, amid calls for safe return and compensation, after losing their homes and property. (Photos and video attached).

Retired teacher Anahid Yusuf has managed to turn her passion into a successful business producing dried fruits and sweets since 2019, becoming one of five leading women at the level of Syria. (Photos and video attached).

Electricity has been cut off in the countryside of Hama for the 22nd consecutive day, causing widespread damage to essential services and disruption of vital facilities in several towns. Technical reports confirm that the faults in transformers require full replacement, while no official timeline has been announced to resolve the crisis.

Students from the Faculty of Petrochemistry at Rojava University stressed the importance of recognizing the Kurdish language and the certificates of Rojava universities, affirming that education in one’s mother tongue is a legitimate right for all components in Syria. (Photos and video attached).

Students at Al-Hawash Private University in Homs are facing sudden decisions that have prevented hundreds from taking final exams, amid accusations of administrative arbitrariness and lack of transparency. This has caused tension and psychological pressure, leading to protests and demands for intervention by the Ministry of Higher Education.

As part of the return process of displaced people from Afrin, the sixth group is departing from Qamishlo city to their homeland, starting from Martyr Youssef Kalo roundabout. (Photos and video attached).

The Kongra Star organization is holding a dialogue session for the mothers of women martyrs of the Women’s Protection Units at the Culture and Art Center in Derik city at 10:00. (Photos and video attached).

Political parties in Qamishlo, Kobani, and Derik are issuing separate statements regarding Kurdish and women’s representation within the electoral bodies of the “People’s Council” under the interim government, at 11:00. (Photos and video attached).

On the occasion of Kurdish Language Day, the Teachers’ Union is organizing an artistic event at the “Şîn Mala” hall in the western neighborhood of Qamishlo at 11:00. (Photos and video attached).

Political parties in Rojava are organizing protest rallies in Qamishlo, Derik, and Hasakah against policies of starving farmers and weakening the national economy, demanding fair pricing for wheat that preserves farmers’ dignity and ensures agricultural sustainability and food security in the country, at 11:00. (Photos and video attached).

On the occasion of Kurdish Language Day, the Union of Rojava Intellectuals (HRRK) is holding a poetry evening at its center in Qamishlo, followed by a book signing of “Nationalism in the Poems of Mulla Ahmad Balou” by writer Yasmine Abbas at 18:00. (Photos and video attached).

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