Hawar News Agency Plan – October 13, 2026

Figures and reports released during the current year reveal the systematic exclusion of Syrian women from all areas of political, economic, educational and military life, amid growing concerns that entrenched stereotypes are undermining gender equality and women’s rights.

Rising fuel prices in Hasakah have driven up transportation, food, heating and service costs, prompting calls for the announced prices to be enforced and the financial burden on residents to be reduced. (Photos and video attached.)

Residents of the Jobar and Qaboun neighborhoods in eastern Damascus are standing firm on their property rights and their right to return to their homes. Disagreements with the Damascus Governorate persist over property owners’ shares, infrastructure costs and financing mechanisms, while fears of demographic change continue to grow. Residents are awaiting a fair reconstruction framework that safeguards their rights and preserves the identity of the two neighborhoods.

Thousands of Syrians hoping to return to their villages remain unable to do so, as Turkish military sites in these areas have become a source of regional and domestic disputes. The sites obstruct civilians from reclaiming their homes and land while opening the door to greater external interference in Syrian affairs. (Photos and video attached.)

Marking the seventh anniversary of the occupation of Serê Kaniyê, visual artist Media Amrani has kept the memory of displacement alive through her exhibition On the Promise of Return. Her paintings recount stories of displacement and document seven years of efforts to return, preserving a memory that remains alive. (Photos and video attached.)

Mardin Municipality Co-Chair Demir stressed the importance of strengthening ties between Rojava and Northern Kurdistan and expanding cooperation between their institutions in education, services, reconstruction, politics and local administration. She noted that the delegation would convey an account of the situation in Rojava and call for support and assistance for the region. (Photos and video attached.)

The fifth convoy of displaced residents from Serê Kaniyê is scheduled to depart from the Serê Kaniyê camp in Hasakah and head toward their home areas at 8:00 a.m. (Photos and video attached.)

Rojava University is organizing a lecture entitled The Kurdish Language in Syria in the New Phase: Reality, Challenges and Future Prospects at the auditorium of the Faculty of Agriculture on the university campus in Qamishlo at 10:30 a.m. (Photos and video attached.)

The Council of Martyrs’ Families in Tel Tamer is organizing a memorial ceremony for a group of the town’s martyrs, including ANHA agency’s correspondent, the late Saad Ahmad, who were martyred in different places and times. The ceremony will take place at the Martyrs’ Hall at 11:00 a.m. (Photos and video attached.)

Tel Tamer youth will hold a torchlight march to condemn the international conspiracy against leader Abdullah Ocalan and demand his physical freedom. The march will set off from the Electricity Roundabout at 6:00 p.m. (Photos and video attached.)

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