Hawar News Agency Plan – 7 March 2026

Kolizar Hussein hopes every day to return to Afrin due to the difficult living conditions in schools. She says: “Our only wish is to return to Afrin.” (Photos and video attached).

March 8, International Women’s Day, is once again received this year with demands for freedom and equality, and with standing against the killing of women and violence practiced against them. Women across the world take to the streets, raise their voices, and strengthen their shared struggle. (Photos attached).

Women from the city of Tirbespiyê affirmed their commitment to strengthening the resistance and the “Woman, Life, Freedom” revolution, and to protecting and preserving the achievements realized in Rojava. (Photos and video attached).

Kader Piri, Director of the Kurd Without Borders Organization, explained that the time has come to begin working to support East Kurdistan. He stressed that Kurdish unity at this stage is the guarantee for the existence of the Kurds, adding: “We continue our efforts to support East Kurdistan in Kurdistan and abroad.” (Photos attached).

Industrialists and investors in Adra Industrial City in the countryside of Damascus fear warnings of property confiscation, amid growing concern about the deteriorating security situation and repeated thefts. There are also accusations that this step may pave the way for investors from the north and Turkey at the expense of local investors. (Photos and video attached).

The Young Women’s Union in the Democratic Union Party (PYD) is organizing an artistic and cultural event on the occasion of International Women’s Day at the party center on the northern belt of Qamishlo, at 10:00 AM. (Photos and video attached).

As part of International Women’s Day activities, Kongra Star will light candles around the Women’s Roundabout at 7:00 PM. (Photos and video attached).

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