4.1 draft a recommendation on deradicalisation,
disengagement and social reintegration of those involved in terrorist
offences, on the basis of the ongoing collection of good practices
from member States by the Council of Europe Committee on Counter-Terrorism
(CDCT);
4.2 consider inviting the CDCT to examine the issue of cumulative
prosecution of foreign terrorist fighters, for terrorism and other
crimes under international criminal law and international humanitarian law,
and consider the interaction between anti-terrorism legislation
and these branches of international law, and draft guidelines in
this field;
4.3 encourage all member States to participate in setting
up a special international tribunal or hybrid tribunal with jurisdiction
over international crimes committed by Daesh foreign fighters, on
condition that this tribunal may not impose the death penalty, and
examine ways and means for the Council of Europe as a whole to play
an active role in setting up and operating such a tribunal;
4.4 make it incumbent on the States to guarantee that children
who are nationals of those States are not deprived of their nationality
and may return with at least one of their parents. The conditions
of reception, including in the context of criminal justice, must
as far as possible keep separation of child and parent(s) to a minimum
where this is in the child’s best interest, and they must be applied
on a “case-by-case” basis.
