Hawar News Agency Plan — September 29, 2026

Families of martyrs in the city of Amûdê stressed that the Kurdish language represents more than just a school subject, describing it as part of society’s existence and identity. They said three weekly Kurdish-language classes remain insufficient and called for guaranteeing students’ right to continue their education in their mother tongue, alongside learning Arabic and other languages. (Photos and video attached.)

Families in the Jazira face difficult living conditions amid rising living costs and declining purchasing power. Limited salaries and incomes have become unable to keep pace with the continued increase in the prices of basic goods following the government’s fuel price hikes, prompting many families to cut spending and limit purchases to daily necessities. (Photos and video attached.)

A number of lawyers stressed that the Kurdish people live on their own land as a people, rather than merely as a component or minority, calling for the Kurdish language to be enshrined in the Syrian Constitution alongside Arabic and recognized as an official language used across state institutions. (Photos and video attached.)

Women in Çel Axa called for investigations into the circumstances surrounding crimes that claimed the lives of several people from the area, and for those responsible to be held accountable and brought to justice. They stressed that the lack of transparency in following up on investigations raises concerns that the incidents could be exploited to obstruct the integration process and fuel conflicts and retaliatory acts in the region. (Photos and video attached.)

Sara Qawas, a member of the Committee of Serê Kaniyê Displaced People in Kobani, said efforts continue to facilitate the return of displaced people to their city, stressing the need to provide suitable conditions to ensure their safe return. (Photos and video attached.)

Kongra Star will issue a statement in front of its center in Hasakah at 12:00, rejecting the Syrian Ministry of Education’s decision to reduce the number of Kurdish-language classes in schools. (Photos and video attached.)

The Syrian Shopping Festival in Azadî Park in Qamishlo will conclude its activities at 19:00 with a ceremony honoring participating companies from various Syrian provinces. (Photos and video attached.)

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