Hawar News Agency Plan – 4, 7, 2025

The residents of Amuda city in Jazira Canton demanded a meeting with leader Abdullah Ocalan, affirming that his freedom is at the core of their demands and represents the foundation of peace and resolution in the region. (Photos and videos attached).

The commune and council system has been reviewed and reorganized following a decision by the Peoples’ Council in the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria. A total of 2,069 communes have been organized in Jazira Canton. (Photos and videos attached).

When her tongue could no longer express her pain, her tears spoke volumes. The story of Arziya, who lost her ability to speak and move due to her deep longing for Afrin, encapsulates the tragedy of thousands of families whose hearts still beat with hope and the dream of returning to their homes—free of occupation and the practices of mercenaries. (Photos and videos attached).

Syrian civil society activists believe that the country today is held hostage by a de facto authority that imposes dual repression and lacks the infrastructure necessary for building a true state based on a constitution that guarantees freedom and justice. They believe Syria's future must be based on a federal administrative system that ensures regional autonomy and relies on elected institutions representing the will of the people. They stress the need to draft a new constitution by legal experts and intellectuals, free from the influence of former regime figures. (Photos attached).

Doctors in Kobani reported the spread of diseases due to high temperatures and consumption of contaminated water. They warned residents against going out during peak sunlight hours and emphasized the importance of ensuring drinking water cleanliness. (Photos and videos attached).

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