Hawar News Agency Plan - September 14, 2026

Students and teachers in Hasakah reject the Syrian Transitional Government Ministry of Education’s decision to reduce Kurdish-language instruction to three hours per week. They called for the decision to be revoked and demanded that Kurdish students’ right to receive education in their mother tongue be guaranteed, with Kurdish-language education expanded to different educational stages and fields, including university education. (Photos and video attached.)

Criticism is mounting among Damascus traders over the high fines and the wide range of violations for which they are imposed. Traders say the fines have become a major financial burden on businesses, while regulatory authorities maintain that their campaigns aim to regulate markets and protect consumers.

An ambitious woman from Amuda has turned her passion for developing her artistic talent into a journey of creativity, transforming scrap wood and discarded materials into beautiful pieces and natural scenes. Beginning as a hobby driven by passion, her work has now reached official exhibition platforms, offering an inspiring example of a hardworking woman who has built her success with her own hands. (Photos and video attached.)

The transitional government’s increase in fuel prices has quickly affected living conditions in the Jazira region, with transportation fares and food prices rising. Drivers and shop owners have complained about the impact of the decision on residents, particularly low-income people. (Photos and video attached.)

Residents and community representatives in the Jazira say the transitional government’s fuel price hikes have directly affected transportation fares, the prices of basic goods and services, and overall living costs, particularly burdening students and low-income families. They called on the government to reverse decisions that, they said, do not serve the people. (Photos and video attached.)

Residents of Hasakah called for heating diesel to be provided as winter approaches, amid a rise in its price on the free market to around $220 per barrel. They called on the relevant authorities to intervene urgently to secure the fuel, as well as improve electricity and bread services. (Photos and video attached.)

The Tell Tamer City Council and the Culture and Arts Center will issue separate statements and organize a musical event protesting the Ministry of Education’s decision on the Kurdish language at the Tell Tamer Municipality roundabout at 9:00 a.m. The Culture and Arts Movement in Derik will issue a statement at 12:00 p.m., while the Kongra Star organization in Hasakah will issue a statement at 10:00 a.m. addressing the crime that led to the martyrdom of fighter Sipan and the fire at Kobani Prison, as well as protesting the Ministry of Education’s decision. (Photos and video attached.)

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