The Parliamentary Assembly's Recommendation 2314 calls on the Committee of Ministers to take concrete steps to defend the International Criminal Court and other international justice institutions against threats and intimidation. Stressing that attacks on such bodies undermine international law and the accountability principles established in the aftermath of the Second World War, the Assembly urges collective action and solidarity from the international community. Specific recommendations include issuing public statements of support for targeted organisations, developing protective measures — including a possible legal instrument — to shield international organisations and their staff from unlawful sanctions imposed by third countries, and creating tools and sharing best practice to bolster resilience against hostile actors. The Assembly also recommends convening a meeting of host States of international organisations based in Europe to coordinate efforts and ensure these institutions are better protected against future threats.