27 c) Their mother’s incarceration caused them serious mental health disorders for which they urgently require proper medical care (cf. medical reports issued by Dr. René Flores-Agreda, October 6, 1998; statement made in the presence of a notary by Gisselle Elena Zambrano-Loayza and statement made in the presence of a notary by Paul Abelardo Zambrano-Loayza). C) concerning the victim’s other next of kin: a) They paid the medical expenses resulting from the victim’s health disorders during her incarceration (cf. Certification of medical attention received, for the date on which María Elena Loayza-Tamayo was treated at the "Arzobispo Loayza" National General Hospital; medical report from the “Arzobispo Loayza” National General Hospital, January 5, 1998, on the clinical history of María Elena Loayza-Tamayo, Appendix X; prescriptions and receipts for medications purchased for María Elena Loayza-Tamayo from 1996 to 1997, Appendix XIX; and the statement given by María Elena Loayza-Tamayo before the Inter-American Court of Human Rights); b) They incurred other expenses to purchase her groceries, toiletries and articles of personal hygiene and wearing apparel, and transportation expenses to get these supplies to the victim. An exact figure for the total expenses was not determined (cf. receipts from various establishments for purchases of groceries, Appendix XV; receipts for the purchase of articles of clothing for María Elena Loayza-Tamayo, Appendix XX; official memorandum No. 082-98-D-EPMSM/CH-PNP to Peruvian National Police General Rodolfo Angeles Varillas, Executive Secretary of the INPE Executive Commission, April 21, 1998; statement made in the presence of a notary by Olga Adelina Loayza-Tamayo, and the statement given by María Elena Loayza-Tamayo before the Inter-American Court of Human Rights; c) They paid the medical expenses of the victim’s children (cf. receipts from Gisselle Elena and Paul Zambrano-Loayza for medical expenses; statement given by María Elena Loayza-Tamayo before the Inter-American Court of Human Rights, and a statement made in the presence of a notary by Carolina Loayza-Tamayo); and d) The parents of the victim and two of her sisters, Delia Haydée and Elizabeth Giovanna, visited her under the conditions established in Peruvian prison law (cf. official memorandum No. 082-98-D-EPMSM/CH-PNP, to Peruvian National Police General Rodolfo Angeles Varillas, Executive Secretary of the INPE Executive Commission, April 21, 1998; statement given by María Elena Loayza-Tamayo before the Inter-American Court of Human Rights; the statement made in the presence of a notary by Adelina Tamayo-Trujillo de Loayza; the statement made in the presence of a notary by Olga Adelina Loayza-Tamayo, and the statement made in the presence of a notary by Elizabeth Giovanna Loayza-Tamayo). D) concerning representation representation costs: of the victim and certain a) Attorney Carolina Maida Loayza-Tamayo undertook representation of the victim vis-à-vis the Peruvian authorities and paid certain representationrelated costs