Hawar News Agency Plan – 30,5, 2025

A Turkish parliamentarian from the Peoples' Equality and Democracy Party pointed to the steps taken following the call of Leader Abdullah Ocalan, stating: "The responsibility now lies with the state and the parliament, and the process is expected to proceed within the legal, constitutional, and judicial framework."

With the arrival of summer, the residents of Al-Shaddadi continue to suffer from the lack of drinking water, as the People's Municipality water tankers are insufficient to meet their needs, forcing them to rely on private tankers, which increases their economic burdens. (Photos and videos attached).

Women from Deir ez-Zor emphasized the importance of active participation of women in decision-making positions. They stressed the need to strengthen their role within the co-presidency system as a key means to entrench equality and confront the patriarchal mentality that has long dominated political and social life in Syria. (Photos and videos attached).

The printed magazine published by the Kurdish Language Foundation in Aleppo features various topics in the mother tongue, as part of efforts to revive the Kurdish language and promote Kurdish literature and culture, in addition to fostering a culture of reading and writing among the youth. (Photos and videos attached).

The central wholesale market (Souq al-Hal) in Raqqa Canton is considered a vital artery for the distribution of vegetables and fruits across all areas of North and East Syria. It also serves as a primary source of income for hundreds of families in the canton. (Photos and videos attached).

The Nujin Women's Film Festival creates an environment of support and knowledge exchange among women working in cinema from different parts of the world. It also works to build humanitarian bridges through image and sound, and to empower women in the fields of art and cinema. (Photos and videos attached).

The sixth day of the first Nujin Women's Film Festival continues in the city of Qamishlo. (Photos and videos attached). 

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