Court 122. A.7. Publication and dissemination of the judgment of the Inter-American In the friendly settlement agreement, the State agreed to the following: The State undertakes to publish the official summary of the judgment in the Official Gazette and in at least two newspapers with national circulation, in Spanish and Miskito. The State also undertakes to publish the full judgment on the web sites of the main State institutions concerned with the problem of dive fishing, including: the Ministry of Human Rights, the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (SAG), the Merchant Navy, the Ministry of Labor and Social Security (STSS), Ministry of Health (SESAL) and the Ministry of Development and Social Inclusion (SEDIS); and shall maintain the publication in these web sites for a period of two years. 123. In this regard, the Court orders the State to issue said publications, under the agreed terms, within six months of notification of this judgment, in a legible and adequate font size, including: a) the official summary of this judgment prepared by the Court, once, in the Official Gazette; and b) the official summary of this judgment prepared by the Court, once, in two daily newspapers with wide national circulation. The publications shall be issued in the Spanish and Miskito languages. The State shall immediately inform this Court once it proceeds to carry out each of the publications ordered, regardless of the one-year term granted to submit its first report, as set forth in the seventh operative paragraph of this judgment. B. Pecuniary measures 124. In the friendly settlement agreement, the State indicated the following: The State of Honduras recognizes the human rights violations suffered by the victims in this case in the terms set forth in the Merits Report of the IACHR, which caused them physical, psychological and moral harm, to the point that many of them became temporarily or permanently disabled. It further recognizes that the next of kin of the direct victims in this case also suffered consequences that disrupted their life projects. By virtue of this, it recognizes their right to receive financial compensation as reparation for all the damages caused. B.1. Non-pecuniary damage 125. In view of the foregoing, in the friendly settlement agreement, the State agreed to the following: With regard to non-pecuniary or moral damage, the State of Honduras recognizes and accepts as the amount to be paid as compensation to each of the forty-two direct victims declared in the IACHR’s Merits Report the sum of [amount agreed by the parties and established in the Agreement]. In addition, the State recognizes and accepts as the amount to be paid as compensation to each of the families declared as victims in the IACHR’s Merits Report on this case, the sum of [amount of money agreed by the parties and established in the Agreement]. The parties state that the amount agreed upon has been established taking into account the inter-American jurisprudence in cases involving violations similar to those that occurred in the instant case. B.2. Pecuniary damage 43