Hawar news agency plan ANHA 1-10-2025

For nearly a quarter of a century, Turkish authorities have systematically prevented Leader Abdullah Öcalan from meeting with his lawyers and family, except for a few limited meetings. Not content with that, they have also implemented a strict and ongoing policy of isolation against him, which violates international human rights standards and reveals a stark contradiction between what international agreements stipulate and what is actually being implemented in Imrali. (Photos and video attached.)

The lack of information regarding the work of the Fact-Finding Committee into the Sweida Massacres, as it enters the final month of its deadline, raises fears among Syrians that perpetrators, both in Sweida and on the coast, will escape punishment.

The "Euphrates Nights" festival, held in Raqqa province, witnessed a distinguished and wide participation from the region's women, who displayed a range of handicrafts and crafts, reflecting their active presence and their efforts to strengthen the role of women in various cultural and economic fields. (Photos and video attached.)

Twelve ISIS mercenary cell movements were monitored in North and East Syria last September, including targeted operations, suicide attacks, and attempts to smuggle mercenary families from detention centers and camps.

Researcher Walid Joly pointed out that Turkish state interventions are hindering the formation of alliances and understandings in Syria, and that the transitional government is incapable. He said, "The centralized system causes problems and crises, and the important thing in Syria is to establish a decentralized democratic system." (Photos and video attached.)

267 people, including approximately 35 children and women, were killed in Syria in areas controlled by the transitional government and occupied by Turkey and its mercenaries, during the month of September, amid the continuing escalating wave of violence in the country.

The Avista public park in the center of Qamishli, which had been damaged and neglected over the past years, is being rehabilitated and renamed the "Culture and Art Park," transforming it into a space that combines entertainment and cultural identity. (Photos and video attached.)

The co-chairs of the Syrian Democratic Council are visiting the Washokani and Serêkaniyê camps for displaced people from the occupied city of Serêkaniyê, in the Hasakah countryside, as part of a delegation. The meeting will be held at 9:30 a.m. (Photos and video attached).

The Martyrs' Families Council in the city of Tal Hamis is organizing a funeral ceremony for Syrian Democratic Forces fighter Faraj Qamar al-Eid at the Martyrs' Shrine at 10:00 a.m. (Photos and video attached).

The people of the city of Amuda are commemorating the martyrs of July, August, and September, who were martyred over various years, at the Democratic Union Party (PYD) hall in the city at 10:00 a.m. (Photos and video attached).

The Women's Office of the Youth and Sports Authority of North and East Syria in Raqqa Canton is organizing the Martyr Ronahi Amanus Women's Basketball Championship for the North and East Syria region at the Internal Security Hall in Raqqa at 10:00 a.m. (Photos and video attached).

The Jineolojia Center commemorates the Kurdish journalist, academic, and women's rights activist, Nakhan Akarsal, at the shrine in Derik at 11:00 AM (photos and video attached).

The Syriac Union Party is organizing a celebration to mark its founding anniversary at the Gulbenkian Hall in Qamishlo at 5:00 PM (photos and video attached).

ANHA