Hawar News Agency Plan– 27 June 2026

Residents of Girkê Legê affirmed that the physical freedom of leader Abdullah Ocalan represents the freedom of the Kurdish people and all peoples striving for democracy and peace, stressing that they will continue their struggle and demand his release. (Photos and video attached.)

A lawyer explained that the delay in convening the parliament (People's Assembly) under the interim government is due to a political, legal, and legislative vacuum that followed the fall of the former regime, leading to the paralysis of state institutions and preventing them from carrying out their functions. He added that unstable security conditions, regional complexities, the continued tensions in Suwayda, and the lack of transparency in selecting representatives from the eastern governorates contributed to postponing the sessions that had been scheduled for 8 June, following previous delays. (Photos and video attached.)

The suffering of women in the city of Hasakah is worsening with the arrival of summer and rising temperatures, as the water shortage crisis continues due to the shutdown of the Alouk Water Station. Residents are still waiting for the station to resume operations and restore water supplies to the city. (Photos and video attached.)

Syria stands at a critical stage in the transitional justice process, with the success of the path depending on its ability to strike a balance between accountability, institutional reform, and civil peace. (Photos attached.)

Tadmur Military Prison witnessed one of the bloodiest massacres in modern Syrian history, when around 1,200 detainees were killed within a matter of hours in an operation carried out by forces affiliated with the Ba'ath Party 46 years ago. (Photos attached.)

Fourteen years after the outbreak of the war, with the reopening of the Tal Kocher border crossing, progress toward the rehabilitation and completion of the Hejaz Railway, and the return of U.S. energy companies, Syria is re-emerging as a regional hub for trade and logistics. If security conditions stabilize, the country could become a key transit link connecting Iraq, Turkey, the Gulf states, and Europe. (Photos and video attached.)

The Rojava Kurdistan Union of Intellectuals will hold a lecture in Qamishlo entitled: "The January 29 Agreement: The Specificity of Kurdish Regions Between Concept and Implementation," at the Union's center in the city, at 19:30. (Photos and video attached.)

The Syrian Women's Office – Qamishlo Office, in coordination with the Small Projects Group for Women's Handicrafts, will organize an exhibition titled "Creative Hands" at the Mohammad Sheikho Center for Culture and Art in Qamishlo, at 10:00. (Photos and video attached.)

ANHA