Hawar News Agency Plan – 5-6-2026

A member of the Syrian Initiative for the Freedom of Leader Abdullah Ocalan, Nacide (Nujin) Nasri / “Najiha Klo” (as written), affirmed that the leader’s struggle in prison has not been limited to defending the Kurdish people, but has continued against policies of extermination. She pledged to intensify the struggle to achieve his physical freedom. (Photos and video attached).

A reading of successive Syrian constitutions indicates that the need for a new constitution today arises from the necessity of overcoming issues of political instability, the dominance of centralization in the power structure, and the lack of real recognition of the ethnic, cultural, and religious diversity in the country. This would allow the drafting of a more comprehensive and balanced national pact that redefines the relationship between the state and society on fair and stable foundations.

More than five decades after the declaration of World Environment Day, climate indicators continue to sound the alarm, with ongoing rising temperatures, declining biodiversity, and worsening environmental crises worldwide. International calls are renewed for urgent action to confront climate change and limit its accelerating impacts on humans and nature.

Displaced families residing in a “preparedness building” in the city of Sweida are suffering difficult living and housing conditions due to the incomplete preparation of the building and the lack of basic services, amid calls for support to complete the project and improve residents’ conditions. (Photos and video attached).

The cultivation of black seed (Nigella sativa) in the rural area of Tirbespiye has witnessed notable development in recent years, becoming one of the important agricultural crops with high nutritional and medicinal value, in addition to improving farmers’ income, thanks to suitable soil and climatic conditions. (Photos and video attached).

Emerging from the most remarkable epics of resistance against ISIS and the resistance of Kobani, fighter Dîjla Abdi carved her path into the Women’s Protection Units, embodying an experience that combines defending society with the struggle for women’s freedom and dignity. (Photos and video attached).

A member of the General Council of the Syriac Union Party, Robil Bahho, stated that the recent parliamentary appointments in Hasakah province “do not represent diversity,” warning that current policies are practicing “total erasure of Syriac, Assyrian, Kurdish, and Armenian participation” through the consolidation of a centralized system in Damascus resembling the practices of the former Baath regime. (Photos and video attached).

With the arrival of summer, women in the city of Kobani and its countryside have begun picking fresh grape leaves to use in preparing traditional dishes and storing them for winter provisions. This activity is considered one of the inherited cultural practices in the region, reflecting a part of the local food heritage and strengthening the tradition of household preservation. (Photos and video attached).

As the wheat harvest season approaches, around 21 centers and silos are preparing to receive wheat from farmers in Hasakah province this season, with the adoption of an electronic registration system via a platform to determine delivery schedules and locations. (Photos and video attached).

The Union of Kurdish Writers in Syria will hold its seventh conference in the Reading Garden in Qamishlo at 10:00. (Photos and video attached).

The Committee of Displaced Persons from Serekaniye is organizing a dialogue seminar on the current situation in the city and its countryside, and on mechanisms for safe return, at the Reading Garden in Hasakah at 17:00. (Photos and video attached).

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