Hawar News Agency Plan– 3/7/2026

Kurdish residents in the city of Çil Axa affirmed that the Kurdish language represents their national and cultural identity, calling for its recognition as an official language in the new Syrian constitution as a legitimate right for the Kurdish people after decades of deprivation and exclusionary policies. (Photos and video attached).

Ruken Ahmed, a member of the Committee for Relations and Democratic Politics Agreements of Kongra Star, said that granting the interim president exceptional powers, including the authority to appoint one-third of the People's Assembly, revives exclusion and authoritarianism and undermines equality. She added that it also weakens women's independent representation in favor of political power-sharing, calling on Syrian women to strengthen their organization and participate more actively in the political process. (Photos and video attached).

Public transport drivers in Hasakah called for the restoration of subsidized diesel allocations, stressing that rising fuel prices have led to higher transportation fares and increased burdens on both drivers and passengers. They also demanded the provision of fuel supplies and the unification of fuel prices across different regions. (Photos and video attached).

Thirteen years after the events of 3 July 2013, the end of the Muslim Brotherhood's rule in Egypt remains one of the country's most controversial political milestones, with continuing divisions over how the events should be characterized. Some view them as "a response to broad popular demands," while others describe them as "a military coup that ended the first elected civilian president's rule."

Women in Qamishlo expressed their condemnation of the violations committed against Kurdish women and youth in the towns of Tel Aran and Tel Hasel, reaffirming their rejection of all forms of violence and abuses against women and civilians. They called for the release of detainees, accountability for those responsible, and the consolidation of justice and respect for human rights in Syria. (Photos and video attached).

The implementation of a ban on motorcycles in the cities of Hasakah Governorate has sparked widespread discontent among freight workers in Çil Axa, who said the decision has worsened their living conditions, particularly during the wheat harvest season and the transport of crops to silos. They called for the decision to be reconsidered or amended in a way that takes into account the circumstances of workers and rural residents, while maintaining measures targeting violators to preserve public safety. (Photos and video attached).

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