During the globalization conference in Oslo.  there was a panel discussion on Turkey's war against the Kurds and Norway and NATO's role.

Dr. Nazan Ustundag explained how Turkey uses water as a weapon in Rojava and how olives are stolen from Afrin and sold as a Turkish product in Europe.  Dr. Nazan pointed out that the biggest crime is Turkey's chemical warfare, which is taking place in silence.  Turkey uses chemical weapons in Iraq, Syria and has already used it in southeastern Turkey. This is something we must talk about and demand an investigation of, she said.

Member of the Norwegian Parliament Seher Aydar said that "Norway must take the initiative to lead the investigation of Turkish use of chemical weapons in Serekaniye already in 2019. Norway and the EU did not take the initiative and we see the consequences of this.  Norway must use its seat on the Security Council to investigate these incidents.  Seher Aydar also called on peace activists to become more involved in peace work and to stop NATO's blessing on Turkey's warfare."

Robert Mood, former lieutenant general and former leader of the Red Cross, said that the situation in the Middle East is complicated and there are many interests to take into account. He stated that if NATO takes the Kurdish issue to the table, Turkey will leave NATO and thus dissolve NATO.