Hawar News Agency Plan – March 12, 2026

A writer and journalist explained how Syrians interpret the implementation mechanism of the latest agreement between the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and the Syrian Interim Government, noting that they view it as an important step toward a political solution. However, its success requires genuine political will and a new national culture to effectively activate its provisions, thereby strengthening trust and paving the way for a more stable future in Syria (accompanied by photos and video).

Women in Rojava reject the Interim Government’s policies toward women in Syria and its attempts to marginalize and exclude them from decision-making positions. They emphasized that women have proven their presence in various political and military fields and stressed continuing the struggle to ensure their rights in the new constitution and to consolidate equality in society (accompanied by photos and video).

On March 12, 2004, the Baathist regime attempted to exploit a football match in Qamishlo to ignite a conflict between Kurds and Arabs. What was planned as a provocation quickly turned into widespread public anger, spilling onto the streets. With live gunfire fired at demonstrators, the situation escalated into a Kurdish uprising, which became one of the most prominent events in modern Syrian history (accompanied by photos and video).

The mother of a detainee from Qamishlo called for revealing the fate of her son, who went missing during the attacks on Deir Hafer in January, emphasizing that families demand the release of their children (accompanied by photos and video).

Residents of Tirbespiyê and Çil Agha confirmed that the Qamishli uprising of 2004 was the spark of revolution against those attempting to ignite war among the peoples of the region. They stated that public awareness and understanding of attempts to sow discord will thwart all conspiracies (accompanied by photos and video).

Cities across Rojava are holding a series of events and issuing statements to commemorate the 22nd anniversary of the Qamishlo uprising of 2004 (accompanied by photos and video).