Hawar News Agency Plan– April 2, 2026

Residents of Derik called for the immediate disclosure of the health condition of Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocalan, urging that he be provided with necessary medical care following reports of a deterioration in his health. They also stressed the need to grant him the “right to hope.” (Photos and video attached.)

Intellectuals, both men and women, affirmed that Kurdish unity remains a dream and aspiration for millions of Kurds, highlighting the pivotal role of intellectuals in this context. They expressed hope for strengthening and consolidating the path toward unity. (Photos and video attached.)

Female fighters of the Women’s Protection Units (YPJ) reaffirmed their continued struggle to defend women’s rights and enhance their role in society, emphasizing the importance of their active participation in building Syria’s future. (Photos and video attached.)

The mother of detainee Siamand Ismail called on the relevant authorities to take urgent action to reveal the fate of prisoners, stressing that families have been suffering for months without any information. (Photos and video attached.)

Displaced woman Amina Mohammed raised her hands to the sky, praying to safely return to her devastated city and seized land after years of forced displacement from Serekaniye. She now lives in a muddy camp under the rain, carrying pain, longing, and hope for return. (Photos and video attached.)

On the occasion of April 4, the birthday of leader Abdullah Ocalan, a series of events will be held across cities in Rojava, including children’s celebrations, meetings, tree-planting activities, musical evenings, and street decorations. (Photos and video attached.)

Residents of Kobani will bid farewell to the bodies of fighters who were martyred at different times and locations, laying them to rest at the Martyr Dijla Shrine at 12:00. (Photos and video attached.)

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