Hawar news agency plan ANHA 17-12-2025

Avin Juma, an administrator at the Human Rights Organization in Syria, confirmed that the return of displaced persons remains fraught with danger due to the continued presence of Turkish occupation mercenaries and their violations. She stressed the necessity of expelling the mercenaries and ensuring a safe return for the displaced under international supervision. (Photos and video attached).

Experts from al-Tabqa canton believe that sectarian and ethnic divisions resulted from the Ba'athist regime's educational curricula, which marginalized certain groups and their cultures, leading to their isolation. They emphasize that education in Syria needs to adopt the experience of autonomous administration, which opens the door to understanding the cultures of all groups. (Photos and video attached).

Women from the city of Qamishlo explained that the continued isolation imposed on leader Abdullah Ocalan constitutes an obstacle to achieving freedom and a democratic solution. They stressed that they will continue their struggle at all levels to achieve the physical freedom of the leader. (Photos and video attached).

Journalist Nihad Kaya noted that Jihan Belkin and Nazim Daştan are following in the footsteps of Uncle Musa Antar, Gürbetli Arsuz, and Seyyed Evran, and pledged to continue on their path. (Photos and video attached).

Residents of Masyaf city and its surrounding countryside in Hama are facing a wave of organized thefts targeting cars, motorcycles, and homes, indicating the fragility of the security situation and the inability of the interim government authorities to maintain order.

The implementation of the March 10 agreement signed between the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria and the interim government is clearly stalled, as it has been confined to the military and security framework, while the essential clauses related to citizenship rights, the form of administration, the management of border crossings and resources, and the return of displaced persons have been marginalized. Furthermore, direct Turkish influence is hindering the agreement's implementation, preventing it from becoming a viable path toward achieving political and social stability in Syria.

Farouk Koyi, from the city of Amuda, continues to push his simple cart selling household goods. He perseveres every day with diligence and patience, defying the vicissitudes of time and life's hardships to earn a living and become an example of determination and self-reliance. (Photos and video attached).

The Contractors Union in the city of Qamishli is organizing its second conference under the slogan "Contractors: The Foundation of Trust and the Pillar of Development," at the Workers' Union Hall in the town of Rmeilan, at 10:00 AM. (Photos and video attached).

The Syrian Democratic Council is organizing a large public meeting in the city of Tel Brak in the Jazira Canton to explain the latest political developments in the country and on the regional and international stage, at 10:00 AM. (Photos and video attached).

The Martyrs' Families Council in the city of Hasakah in al-Jazira Canton is organizing the funeral procession for the body of Self-Defense Forces fighter, martyr Abdullah Ali, at the Martyr Dijwar Shrine, at 10:30 AM. (Photos and video attached).

The Council of Families of Martyrs of Ras al-Ain is organizing a memorial ceremony for 107 martyrs from the city, both men and women, who were killed during the months of September, October, November, and December throughout the years of struggle. The ceremony will be held at the Culture and Art Center in the Mufti neighborhood of Hasakah city at 11:00 AM. (Photos and video attached).

The Women's Council of the Democratic Union Party (PYD) will issue its concluding statement announcing the end of the sixth campaign against violence against women at the party's headquarters in Qamishlo city at 12:00 PM. (Photos and video attached).

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