97 dollars), the Court will not issue a ruling, as the inappropriate use of those documents was not proven. 238. Based on all the above, the court sets the following amounts as compensation for the pecuniary damages due to the violations found in the instant Judgment: REPARATIONS FOR PECUNIARY DAMAGES Loss of earnings Daniel Tibi (victim) Beatrice Baruet (former spouse) TOTAL €33,140.00 Consequential damages €107,705.00 €7,870.00 Total €140,845.00 €7,870.00 €148,715.00 C) NON-PECUNIARY DAMAGES Pleadings of the Commission 239. The Commission argued that: a) Mr. Tibi not only suffered very much when he was beaten and tormented, but continuation of his unjustified detention extended the suffering over time and led to the break-up of his marriage; b) Mr. Tibi’s daughter was born while he was detained. Therefore, he was unable to support his spouse at that time. The family’s scant resources were used to hire an attorney to obtain Mr. Tibi’s release and on the trips to visit him in Guayaquil, where he was detained, even though he was arrested in Quito, where his family lived; and c) the effect for Beatrice Baruet and their children is traumatic, especially bearing in mind that they were foreigners in Ecuador, unfamiliar with the judicial system. The most alarming cultural shock must have been to become aware that the authorities did not enforce Ecuador’s laws. Pleadings of the representatives of the victim and his next of kin 240. The representatives of the victim and his next of kin pointed out: In regards to the “moral damage” to Daniel Tibi, that: a) violation of his right to humane treatment entails suffering at various levels: physical, psychological, and moral. Eight years after the facts took place, they are reflected in the physical and psychological consequences that Daniel Tibi still suffers, and he will not be able to fully recover from all the harm caused to him by the Ecuadorian State. The torture caused the breakdown of his personality and of his family ties. His life changed radically, placing him in a disadvantageous situation which continues to date. Mr. Tibi has important psychological problems, such as: nightmares, irritability, depressive syndrome, depression, hyper vigilant behavior and fatigue; b) the moral damage also originates in the unlawfulness and arbitrariness of his detention, the powerlessness to prove his innocence, lack of