Hawar news agency plan ANHA 19-3-2025
The fall of the Ba'ath regime paved the way for the return of millions of internally displaced Syrians to their lands and homes, with the exception of others who faced discrimination, most notably the people of Afrin, a city occupied for seven years, whose dream of return remains "suspended." What has the city witnessed during that period? Can dialogue be considered the key to resolving this humanitarian dilemma? (Dosser)
Protesters from Kobani against the Tishrin Dam affirmed that they will continue their resistance until the last breath and will not abandon their dam despite the repeated massacres against the Kurdish people. This was in response to the Turkish occupation state's massacre of an entire family on a farm between the villages of Qumji and Barkh Botan, south of Kobani. (Photos and video attached.)
The components of Tirbespiye indicated that protection is a duty incumbent upon everyone, and they were able to build forces that prevented similar massacres against them. (Photos and video attached.)
As Nowruz approaches, an atmosphere of joy fills the city of Ad-Darbasiyah, where the market is bustling with activity, and residents flock to buy fabrics and sew Kurdish costumes, a ritual that reflects their deep connection to this holiday, which embodies freedom and renewal. (Photos and video attached.)
Residents of the Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh neighborhoods in Aleppo expressed their rejection of the "Constitutional Declaration" issued by the Damascus authorities, which will shape governance and life in the country for the duration of what the authorities call the "transitional period," extending for five years. They emphasized that it is disproportionate and inconsistent with the diverse coexisting fabric of the country. (Photos and video attached.)
The Council of Martyrs' Families in the city of Hasakah is escorting the body of martyr Hussein al-Khalif to the Martyr Djwar Shrine. The Council of Martyrs' Families in the city of Shaddadi is also escorting the body of martyr Hussein Abdul Awad, a member of the Syrian Democratic Forces, to the Shaddadi Martyrs' Shrine at 11:00 AM. (Photos and video attached.)
The people of the Euphrates Canton offer their condolences to the families of the martyrs of the Kobani massacre. A procession of mourners departs for the village of Kark, south of Kobani, the birthplace of martyr Othman Abdo and his family, at 11:00 AM. (Photos and video attached).
Women in the city of Amuda are organizing an exhibition of traditional folk costumes to mark the approaching Newroz, at 11:00 AM. (Photos and video attached).
The Young Women's Union in the Euphrates Canton is organizing a march in the city of Jalabiyya at 11:00 AM to condemn the Kobani massacre committed by the Turkish occupation state the day before yesterday. (Photos and video attached).
Activists in the cities of Hasakah and Ad-Darbasiyah are organizing two separate sit-ins to condemn the "constitutional declaration" of the Damascus government. These sit-ins are located at the Martyr Sarhad Roundabout in Hasakah and the central market in Darbasiyah. (Photos and video attached).
On the occasion of the approaching Newroz, Tel Hamis City Council decorates the city streets, and Derouna Aghi Preparatory School organizes a celebration at 9:00, and the people of Jil Agha and its villages light the Newroz flame in Martyr Masoum Square at 8:00 PM. The people of Qamishlo city also light the Newroz flame in Martyr Khabat Square in Al-Hilaliya neighborhood at 8:00 PM. Qamishlo Municipality also distributes flyers and invitations to attend Newroz at 10:00 AM. Two celebrations are held in the Al-Nasirah and Marsho neighborhoods in Al-Hasakah city. (Photos and video attached).
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