Hawar News Agency Plan – 27, 5, 2025

"Woman is the first colony in history" — this phrase is not just a provocative definition, but also a description of systemic collapse. Throughout the course of social life — from the Neolithic era to the establishment of patriarchal state institutions — women have suffered from systematic exclusion, oppression, and control on social, intellectual, and political levels. Yet, this exclusion was met with resistance. Women did not limit themselves to merely preserving their existence, but also created a new way of life. (Photos and videos attached).

·Residents of Kobani expressed their desire to meet with leader Abdullah Ocalan, stating that they will continue their struggle until his physical freedom is achieved. (Photos and videos attached).

· The Palmyra Folklore Dabke Troupe emerged as a pioneering artistic and cultural project supporting and empowering young women. In under three years, the troupe has participated in various events and festivals across North and East Syria, asserting a remarkable presence. (Photos and videos attached).

·Maryam Ibrahim affirmed that securing the rights and freedoms of all ethnic and religious communities in future Syria cannot be achieved except through a comprehensive constitutional declaration inspired by the successful model of the Autonomous Administration over the past ten years. (Photos and videos attached).

· With the start of summer and rising temperatures, thousands of displaced people from Serekaniye residing in the Washokani Camp near Hasakah are suffering even more. Amid water shortages, lack of electricity, and deteriorating sanitation services, the displaced — who have been living there since 2019 — remain on the margins of concern, trapped in harsh conditions that threaten their health and raise the risk of disease outbreaks. (Photos and videos attached).

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