the Council of Europe. In a serious case of non-compliance, use of the Complementary joint procedure could be considered, as well as potential suspension where a breach would constitute a serious violation of Article 3 of the Statute of the Council of Europe (namely a serious violation of the principles of the rule of law, human rights and sincere and effective collaboration in the realisation of the aims of the Organisation).

9.11. The Council of Europe should develop an improved toolkit and standards for reparation and reconciliation in order to find solutions that are best adapted to addressing the complexities of a post-conflict situation. Such a toolkit should be non-exhaustive, adaptable to new situations, should avoid a one-size-fits-all approach and should instead offer a number of ideas for potential use in mediated solutions.

10. The Assembly strongly calls on member States to:

10.1. accept the compulsory jurisdiction of relevant international tribunals such as the InternationalCourt of Justice in order to facilitate the peaceful resolution of disputes between member States;

10.2. ratify the European Convention for the Peaceful Settlement of Disputes (ETS No. 23), as auseful tool for the settlement of disputes, whether through recourse to the International Court of Justice,the use of conciliation, or recourse to arbitration;

10.3. undertake all necessary actions to establish a functional system of mediation to help resolvedisputes between member States by peaceful and democratic means, in full respect for human rights,the rule of law and with the involvement of those affected by a conflict situation, including victim groups.

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