22 (cf. official memorandum No. 7220-98, of September 3, 1998, on the official exchange rate of Peru’s currency to the United States dollar from January of 1990 to June of 1998, the document issued by the head of the Department of Economic Statistics and Studies of the Office of Superintendent of Banking and Insurance); d) In Peru, a number of laws govern work bonuses within the public and private sectors; of these, the one most favorable to the worker is Law No. 25.139, of December 4, 1989, which grants two annual bonuses, each one equal to "the basic wage a worker is receiving at the time the benefit is granted" (cf. Law No. 25,139 of December 14, 1989, on annual National Holidays and Christmas bonuses; Supreme Decree No. 061-98-EF of July 6, 1998, published in “El Peruano” on July 7, 1998, which "grants government pensioners, officials and civil servants an National Holiday"; Reform No. 0053-98-GAF-SP-GG-PJ on payment of a bonus in accordance with Legislative Decree No. 728; a photostat copy of Legislative Decree 276 – Statute on the Civil Service and Remuneration in the National Public Sector, of March 6, 1984, published in "El Peruano" on March 24, 1984; a photostat copy of the initial implementing legislation for Legislative Decree No. 276, supreme Decree No. 018-85PCM, February 28, 1985; Law No. 26.894, "1998 Public Sector Budget Law", of December 10, 1997, published in "El Peruano" on December 11, 1997; Urgent Decree No. 107-97 of December 5, 1997, published in “El Peruano” on December 6, 1997, which "grants government pensioners, officials, civil servants, and armed forces and national police personnel a Christmas bonus"; Supreme Decree No. 069-85-PCM of July 26, 1985, published in “El Peruano” on July 27, 1985; a photostat copy of Decree-Law No. 22.482, of March 27, 1979; on the “maternity and nursing subsidies currently in effect”; a photostat copy of Decree-Law No. 18.846 of April 28, 1971, on “Job-related Accidents”); e) Amnesty Law No. 26.479 and Law No. 26.492, which interprets the Amnesty Law, are currently in force in Peru (cf. Law No. 26.479 of June 14, 1995, published in "El Peruano" on June 15, 1995, which "grants a general amnesty to military, police and civilian personnel for various cases"; Law No. 26,492 of June 30, 1995, published in "El Peruano" on July 2, 1995, which "specifies the interpretation and scope of the amnesty granted by Law No. 26,479"; Judgment of the [Peruvian] Constitutional Court of April 28, 1997, published in "El Peruano" on May 9, 1997, which "dismisses the suit challenging the constitutionality of various articles of Laws Nos. 26.479 and 26.492); f) Also in force in Peru is Law No. 26.926, which typifies crimes against humanity, among them genocide, forced disappearance and torture (cf. Law No. 26,926 of February 19, 1998, published in "El Peruano," February 21, 1998, which "amends several articles of the Penal Code and introduces Title XIV-A, concerning crimes against humanity", and Decree-Law No. 25,592, dated June 26, 1992, published in "El Peruano" on July 2, 1992, establishing "a penalty of incarceration for public officials or civil servants who deny any person his freedom by ordering or executing actions that result in said person’s disappearance"). VII REPARATIONS 69. While the rule of restitutio in integrum is one form of reparation for an international wrongful act (cf. Factory at Chorzów, Merits, supra 50, p. 48), it is not the only form of reparation. There may be cases in which restitutio in integrum is impossible, insufficient, and inadequate, as in the instant case. This necessitates recourse to other forms of reparation for the victim’s next of kin. Compensation is, first of all, for the damages suffered by victim and includes, as this case has held previously, both material and moral damages (Garrido and Baigorria Case,