Hawar News Agency Plan– 7, 9,  2025

The Co-Chair of the Democratic Council of Peoples highlighted that, six years after the success of the Democratic Administration experiment in the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria, the idea has gradually spread to various Syrian territories, such as Sweida and the coastal areas, noting the centralized system that existed prior to 2011. (Accompanied by photos and video.) 

University professor Fouad Al-Qutrib stated that the physical freedom of Leader Abdullah Ocalan is both a historical duty and necessity. Achieving his freedom represents the first step in the “Leader Ocalan Project” and seeks to disseminate the thought and philosophy of Abdullah Ocalan.

Deputy Co-Chair of the Media Department in the Democratic Autonomous Administration, media professional and activist Amina Ali, recalled that she "did not seek war but freedom, and the freedom of her people, particularly women." She added that the martyr "was passionate about becoming an educated journalist representing the voice of free women." (Accompanied by photos and video.)

Public calls are growing for the reformation of governance structures and the establishment of a democratic system that ensures justice and true representation for all components in Syria. Decentralization is increasingly seen as a key approach to addressing the roots of the Syrian crisis and achieving stability, freedom, and active political participation. (Accompanied by photos and video.)

A zoo was inaugurated in the city of Qamishlo in Jazira Canton, housing approximately 30 animals. Most were found in unsuitable conditions. The zoo owner appealed to the municipality and relevant institutions for support, prompting the Environment Body to monitor and oversee the animals’ welfare. (Accompanied by photos and video.)

The risks of escalating tensions in al-Hol Camp, which hosts families of ISIS affiliates, are increasing in the absence of international intervention. Observers note that the purported U.S. withdrawal from Iraq may pave the way for regional escalation, while the world continues to experience division and uncertainty.

The Women’s Office of the Democratic Islamic Conference organized a meeting for women in the city of Garki Lege to discuss the conference’s work and women’s role in society. The meeting took place at the Labor Union Hall in the city of Rumelan at 09:00. (Accompanied by photos and video.)

The People’s Municipality in the city of Çil Agha launched an initiative to clean and unclog rainwater drainage channels in city neighborhoods at 09:00. (Accompanied by photos and video.)

Under the slogan “With a Call for Peace and Democratic Society, We Will Ensure the Physical Freedom of Leader Apo,” residents of the Euphrates Canton held a demonstration in Kobani, demanding the physical freedom of leader Abdullah Ocalan. The march began from Free Women’s Square at 10:00. (Accompanied by photos and video.)

Under the slogan “Children’s Art, a Symbol of Freedom and Creativity,” the 10th Children’s Festival opened in the city of Hasakah. The two-day event is held at the Hallal Zirin Center in the city, starting at 10:00. (Accompanied by photos and video.)

Residents of the city of Shaddadi held the funeral of Internal Security Forces member, martyr Fadi Ahmad Al-Awad, at the Martyrs’ Cemetery in Shaddadi at 11:00. (Accompanied by photos and video.)

Residents of Kobani offered condolences to the family of Syrian Democratic Forces fighter Fawzi (real name: Mustafa Ali Taharo) in the Martyr Abdo neighborhood at 12:00. (Accompanied by photos and video.)

Under the sponsorship of the Culture Authority in the Jazira , the Syriac Cultural Association in Syria organized the fifth annual Mardutho Festival at Sardam Hall in Hasakah city, starting at 18:00. (Accompanied by photos and video.)

Residents of the Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafiyeh neighborhoods in Aleppo offered condolences to the families of Afrin Liberation Forces fighter Juan Afrin and People’s Defense Forces fighter Kolnaz Karatas. (Accompanied by photos and video.)

ANHA