A/HRC/30/48 and other relevant instruments, including commitments under regional human rights systems; (d) Ensure the protection space for asylum-seekers and refugees, and abide by the principle of non-refoulement, with effective international solidarity and shared responsibility; (e) Create more legal avenues to safety for persons needing protection. These include expanded resettlement, humanitarian admission, flexible visa policies, family reunification, or academic and sponsorship schemes. 183. The Commission recommends that the Human Rights Council support the recommendations made, including by transmitting the present report to the Secretary-General for the attention of the Security Council in order that appropriate action may be taken, and through a formal reporting process to the General Assembly and to the Security Council. 184. The Commission recommends that the Security Council: (a) Support its recommendations; (b) Include regular briefings by the Commission of Inquiry as part of the formal agenda of the Security Council; (c) Take appropriate action by referring the situation to justice, possibly to the International Criminal Court or an ad hoc tribunal, bearing in mind that, in the context of the Syrian Arab Republic, only the Security Council is competent to refer the situation; (d) Ensure immediate commitment by the relevant actors and stakeholders to a comprehensive peace process that responds sustainably to the aspirations of the Syrian population. 23