The core legal consequences for the responsible
state on the commission of an internationally
wrongful act are twofold: to cease the wrongful
conduct (Art. 30) and to make full reparation for
the injury caused by the internationally wrongful
act (Art. 31). Injury includes any damage, whether
material or moral, caused by the internationally
wrongful act of a state. 

These consist of cessation, non-repetition, restitution, compensation, and satisfaction.