Hawar News Agency Plan – 5-5-2026

Women stressed that involving women in political life and decision-making positions is a fundamental necessity for building a Syria based on the principles of justice and equality. They noted that marginalizing this role would keep the country in a state of instability and hinder aspirations for change, expressing their determination to continue their struggle until they achieve their full rights. (Photos and video attached).

The spokesperson for the Daqouri tribe, Fahd Mohammed Saeed Agha, confirmed that the tribes are fully prepared to intervene immediately to contain any conflict. He emphasized the importance of strengthening coexistence and rejecting hate speech amid attempts aimed at destabilizing the region and inciting strife among its components. (Photos and video attached).

Incidents of children drowning in water bodies have resurfaced in Homs, raising growing concerns about them becoming a recurring seasonal phenomenon, especially at Al-Muzaynah Dam, which has witnessed repeated incidents. The governorate, for its part, prohibits entry into the dam area and completely bans swimming there.

Members of Kongra Star affirmed that guaranteeing women’s rights in Syria is linked to the presence of the Women’s Protection Units (YPJ), noting that these units have come to represent the will and identity of women in struggle and resistance. They pledged to continue their struggle alongside them until they are constitutionally and legally recognized in a new Syria. (Photos and video attached).

The co-chair of Kobani Municipality stated that around 300 Kurdish families have so far submitted applications to obtain citizenship, adding that the registration process is still ongoing. (Photos and video attached).

A volunteer artistic initiative has been launched in the city of Karaki Laki, led by young men and women in a collective spirit. It aims to beautify walls through murals, reflecting self-reliance and belief in the role of collective action in creating visual and cultural change within the city. (Photos and video attached).

A dialogue seminar sponsored by the Council of Religions and Beliefs will be held under the title “Towards Sustainable Civil Peace (A Reading of Shared Religious Values)” at Hilal Zerin Center in the city of Hasakah at 10:00. (Photos and video attached).

Residents of the city of Amuda will bid farewell to the body of Syrian Democratic Forces fighter, martyr Abdulrahman Ramadan Saleh, to his final resting place at Ismail Shrine at 10:30. (Photos and video attached).

Residents of Garkê Legê and Rmelan, along with teachers and students, will take part in a mass march demanding recognition of the Kurdish language and its official inclusion in the new Syrian constitution at 11:00. (Photos and video attached).

Families of detainees in the city of Hasakah will organize a protest in front of the governorate building demanding the release of their relatives at 13:00. (Photos and video attached).

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