Hawar News Agency Plan – 30, 11,  2025

Women from the Tabqa affirmed that a political solution and genuine peace require ending “punitive policies” and opening the door to dialogue and communication with Leader Abdullah Ocalan, considering this a fundamental demand and an intellectual reference that cannot be bypassed in any democratic process, and a just requirement that guarantees stability and the rights of peoples. (Photos and video attached).

Many Syrian IDPs move between cities and towns in the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria seeking to secure sources of livelihood. Among them is a young man in his twenties, an IDP from rural Aleppo, who chose to work in seasonal trade, displaying his goods in the open, carrying with him a story of struggle that began in 2012. (Photos and video attached).

Kurdish women found the freedom they had sought for thousands of years through the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK). On this basis, they established the first women’s political party, the first women’s army, hundreds of women’s organizations, and Jineolojî, becoming a model for women around the world.

Information reveals widespread chaos in the vehicle ownership transfer system within the Ministry of Transport, resulting from smuggled cars and conflicting plates and ownership records. This prompted the transitional government to secretly and temporarily halt registrations without public disclosure. The suspension has paralyzed the car market and led to a sharp decline in prices, while owners’ fears of losing their rights continue to grow.

Poultry farmers in the Jazira  are calling for the necessary support, whether by providing fuel, regulating poultry-farm operations, or reducing the prices of feed and chicks, with the aim of achieving self-sufficiency and overcoming the challenges hindering the development of this vital sector. (Photos and video attached).

Newspapers have renewed focus on the peace initiative, considering Leader Abdullah Ocalan’s call as opening a window for a path that may reshape the future of relations between the Turkish state and the Kurds. Meanwhile, public protests have escalated along the Syrian coast, with demands to stop the killings, implement decentralization, and release detainees, while a deteriorating picture of Hezbollah emerges following a series of precise assassinations targeting its leaders and exposing its security vulnerability.

The Women’s Organizations Events Platform in North and East Syria is holding a dialogue forum under the slogan “We Build a Communal Democratic Society to End Violence” at the Cultural Center in Raqqa, at 10:00. (Photos and video attached).

On the occasion of the 47th anniversary of the founding of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (National Resistance Day), and under the title “Not the End, but a New Beginning,” a “living statues” event will be held in Hasakah city in the Jazira region, at 11:00. (Photos and video attached).

Residents of Tal Tamr, Zirghan, and Darbasiya in the Jazira  will march in two separate demonstrations to demand the physical freedom of Leader Abdullah Öcalan and the “right to hope” for the leader, at 11:00. (Photos and video attached).

The Democratic Union Party (PYD) is organizing a meeting under the slogan “With the Spirit of Martyr Shilan and Her Comrades, We Will Achieve Peace and Build a Democratic Society” at the Lawyers’ Union Hall in Raqqa, at 12:00. (Photos and video attached).

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