Hawar News Agency Plan – 25,5, 2025
Leader Abdullah Ocalan has invested, through theoretical and practical innovations, every opportunity for a solution over the past 37 years. Despite all sabotage attempts and conspiracies, he has reached a historic stage (photos attached).
Lawyers emphasized that the demand to meet with Leader Abdullah Ocalan is not an emotional desire, but a legal and humanitarian call, representing the essence of justice in the face of isolation (photos and videos attached). They affirmed that this demand transcends politics to become a moral stance.
Women in the city of Al-Shaddadi in North and East Syria expressed their clear position in support of the new global campaign calling for the physical freedom of Leader Abdullah Ocalan. They asserted that his isolation is a blatant violation of human values and that his call for peace and a democratic society deserves to be heard, not imprisoned (photos and videos attached).
In displacement camps, thousands of forcibly displaced people live in endless suffering. With unbearable heat inside tents, the high temperatures are described as turning them into "sauna-like chambers," stealing the oxygen from residents' breaths—especially in the Washokani camp west of Hasakah (photos and videos attached).
This week’s newspapers focused on the European Union’s decision to lift sanctions on Syria and the international escalation against Israel due to the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Gaza. Simultaneously, France and Saudi Arabia are leading diplomatic efforts to prepare for an international conference aimed at reviving the two-state solution process (photos attached).
The Health Authority inaugurated a cosmetic surgery department for burns at Raqqa National Hospital. It also reactivated the radiology and ultrasound departments to ease the burden on residents and offer better services (photos and videos attached).
The people of the city of Derik and its villages will hold a demonstration demanding the physical freedom of Leader Abdullah Ocalan at 10:00 AM (photos and videos attached).
The Martyrs’ Families Council in the city of Tirbespiyê will commemorate 56 martyrs, including female martyrs, who lost their lives in various times and locations of the struggle during the months of March, April, and May. The event will take place at the Democratic Union Party office at 10:00 AM (photos and videos attached).
The Syrian Women’s Council is organizing a meeting with the residents of Tel Tamr to explain the latest political developments. It will be held in the Martyrs’ Families Council hall in the city at 11:00 AM (photos and videos attached).
The residents of the city of Hasakah will hold a funeral for Syrian Democratic Forces fighter, martyr Abdul Rahman Suleiman Al-Hattro, at the Martyr Dijwar Cemetery at 6:00 PM (photos and videos attached).
The KZ Women’s Cinema Collective, supported by the Culture Authority in the Jazira Canton and in cooperation with the Golden Crescent Movement for Culture and Art, will launch the first Nujiyan Women’s Film Festival. It will be held at 2:00 PM in the Muhammad Sheikho Center in Qamishlo and at 8:00 PM in Azadi Park (photos and videos attached).
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