Hawar News Agency  Plan – 8 August 2026

The Peoples’ Equality and Democracy Party (DEM Party) MP for Van, Gülcan Katmaz Sayğıt, said that the framework law should be adopted urgently and fairly. She stressed that the necessary legal conditions must also be established to enable leader Abdullah Ocalan to communicate and make statements. (Photos attached).

Out of love, she carried the name of Binevş Fırat... a name that embodies an epic of heroism and courage that remains unforgettable to everyone who knew her. Her cause was that of women and the Kurdish people until the moment of her martyrdom, when she documented with her camera and pen the attacks carried out by ISIS mercenaries against Yazidi women and children. (Photos and video attached).

The phenomenon of shop owners and street vendors occupying sidewalks in the city of Qamishlo is increasing, preventing pedestrians from using them and forcing them to walk in busy streets. This has prompted public demands for stricter monitoring and better market regulation. Meanwhile, the city’s People’s Municipality confirmed that it continues to carry out daily enforcement campaigns, noting that the law allows only 40% of the sidewalk to be occupied, while many violators continue to exceed this limit. (Photos and video attached).

Displaced people in the Serê Kaniyê Camp have renewed their demands for guarantees of a safe return to their city, amid declining basic services in the camp. They are also calling for financial compensation to help them rebuild their damaged homes. (Photos and video attached).

The cancellation of licenses for a number of wireless internet service companies in Syria has sparked anger among subscribers, who were surprised by service disruptions and the loss of money they had paid for subscriptions and equipment. The Ministry of Communications, meanwhile, says that the measures are part of efforts to regulate the sector, while subscribers are demanding the establishment of a mechanism to protect their rights. (Photos attached).

Syrian writer and political activist Ali Al-Amin Al-Suwaid said that the outcome of the conflict between Iran, the United States, and Israel will shape the future of the Middle East and Syria. He called on the Syrian government to gain the trust of all Syrians, strengthen and unify the internal front, abandon unilateral governance, and establish a democratic system. (Photos and video attached).

Technical education in the city of Tirbespiyê is witnessing growing interest among young people, with increasing attention to programming, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and languages, amid the expanding digital transformation and limited opportunities for specialized education. Local academies are seeking to bridge this gap through training programs that equip participants with skills aligned with the requirements of the labor market. (Photos and video attached).

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