100 246. Due to all the above, the Court deems that Daniel Tibi should receive compensation for non-pecuniary damages, and sets the respective amount, in fairness, at €82,850.00 (eighty-two thousand eight hundred and fifty euros) in his favor. 247. In regards to the other victims, Mr. Tibi’s unlawful and arbitrary detention and torture brought suffering, anguish and grief to his former spouse, Beatrice Baruet, to Sarah Vachon, to Jeanne Camila Vachon and to Lisianne Judith Tibi, gravely altering the conditions of their existence and their family and social relations, and causing detriment to their manner of living (supra paras. 160 and 161). The relationship of Valerian Edouard Tibi, Daniel Tibi’s son, with his father was affected while he remained in prison (supra paras. 160 and 161). 248. Based on all the above, this Court deems that Mr. Tibi’s next of kin must receive compensation. For this, it sets the amount, in fairness, at €57,995.00 (fiftyseven thousand nine hundred and ninety-five euros), in favor of Beatrice Baruet for non-pecuniary damages. It also sets the amount, in fairness, of €37,282.00 (thirtyseven thousand two hundred and eighty-two euros) to be distributed in equal parts among Lisianne Judith Tibi, Sarah and Jeanne Camila Vachon, for non-pecuniary damages. It also sets in fairness the amount of €12,427.00 (twelve thousand four hundred and twenty-seven euros), which must be paid to Valerian Edouard Tibi. 249. Having analyzed the pleadings of the representatives of the victim and his next of kin, as well as the body of evidence in this case, it is possible to establish that Daniel Tibi’s physical and psychological problems continue to date (supra para. 90.53). Therefore, this Court deems, as it has previously,175 that compensation for non-pecuniary damages must also include future expenses for psychological and medical treatment. In this regard, it deems it pertinent to set the amount to be paid as compensation for this item, in fairness, at €16,570.00 (sixteen thousand five hundred and seventy euros) in favor of Daniel Tibi. 250. Bearing in mind the various aspects of the non-pecuniary damages that have been discussed above, the Court sets the value of compensations for this item, in fairness, as shown in the following table: REPARATIONS FOR NON-PECUNIARY DAMAGES Victim and next of kin Non-pecuniary damages Expenses for medical and psychological treatment (future) Total Daniel David Tibi (victim) Beatrice Baruet (former spouse) €82,850.00 €57,995.00 €16,570.00 €99,420.00 €57,995,00 Sarah Vachon (stepdaughter) Jeanne Camila Vachon (stepdaughter) €12,427.00 €12,427.00 €12,427,00 €12,427,00 Lisianne Tibi (daughter) Valerian Edouard Tibi (son) TOTAL €12,427.00 €12,427.00 €12,427,00 €12,427,00 175 €207,123.00 See Case of Molina Theissen . Reparations, supra note 9, para. 71; Case of Myrna Mack Chang. November 25, 2003 Judgment, Series C No. 101, para. 266; and Case of Bulacio, supra note 129, para. 100.