61 to cease the acts of harassment and persecution against him and against his family and his company; a.4) to order Peru to make reparation and fully compensate Mr. Ivcher for all the material and moral damage that the actions of the Peruvian administrative and judicial organs have caused him; b) to order Peru to adopt the necessary legislative and administrative measures to avoid a repetition of acts of the same nature in the future; c) to order Peru to investigate and punish those responsible for the violation of Mr. Ivcher’s fundamental rights; and d) to order Peru to pay the costs and reimburse the expenses in which Mr. Ivcher incurred to litigate this case, both nationally and internationally, as well as reasonable fees for his representatives. 172. On January 8, 2001, at the request of the Court (supra paras. 47 and 60), the Commission submitted arguments concerning the expenses and costs of this case and attached the evidentiary documents that it considered justified those expenses. These arguments are summarized below: a) the expenses incurred in litigating this case at the national and international level were assumed by Mr. Ivcher from his personal accounts, and by his company, Productos Paraíso del Perú. These expenses include professional fees, office maintenance, payment of telephone services and communications, and medical attention for Rosario Lam; b) Productos Paraíso del Perú incurred expenses of US$3,142,346.00 (three million one hundred and forty-two thousand three hundred and forty-six United States dollars) and 9,687,498.00 (nine million six hundred and eighty-seven thousand four hundred and ninety eight) Peruvian soles, which is equal to US$3,104,967.00 (three million one hundred and four thousand nine hundred and sixty-seven United States dollars). Mr. Ivcher incurred expenses US$1,557,513.00 (one million five hundred and fifty-seven thousand five hundred and thirteen United States dollars). This gives a total amount disbursed by Mr. Ivcher’s company and from his personal accounts of US$7,804,826.00 (seven million eight hundred and four thousand eight hundred and twenty-six United States dollars); and c) the amounts mentioned do not include the “remaining expenses” that Mr. Ivcher has had to incur, or the fees corresponding to this case and the actions filed in Lima, which amount to US$1,000,000.00 (one million United States dollars), or the fees