108 b) Urcesino Ramírez-Rojas’ next of kin “experienced emotional distress as a consequence of his detention.” Arguments of the representatives 265. As regards the determination of non pecuniary damage, the representatives pointed out the following: I) As regards Wilson García-Asto: a) He requests the following as compensation for non pecuniary damage: “compensation for the moral damage, adequate and qualified medical assistance to treat the impairment caused to his health, as well as measures of satisfaction and guarantees of non-repetition;” b) He and his next of kin have suffered “humiliating and degrading treatment; on the one hand, since [his] arrest he h[ad] to face the stigma of being called and treated as a “terruco,” he was insulted, and had to endure humiliating and degrading treatment by police officers during the whole investigation process and during the time he w[as] held in custody at the different penitentiary centers;” c) His physical and mental health have deteriorated as a consequence of the detention conditions [...], as well as the cruel, inhuman, and degrading treatment which he a[llegedly] suffered;” d) He h[as] to undergo periodical check-ups and specialized examination for the medical condition he suffer[s]: prostatic syndrome, dyspepsia, and sleep disturbances. Furthermore, he suffer[s] from post-traumatic stress and must receive emotional support therapy and psychological counseling, as well as participate in group therapy;” e) He was a raw model for his brother Gustavo, since the latter took up the same course of studies; f) The situation that Wilson García-Asto had to endure “due to [his] unfair and illegal detention, [his] transfers to different prisons, the humiliating and degrading treatment he receiv[ed] have caused [his] next of kin a series of psychological ailments that have had physical consequences, specially for [his] siblings;” g) The reparation to be awarded to Wilson García-Asto for moral damage must comprise an economic compensation and measures of satisfaction, for the pain and suffering caused to the alleged victim, to his mother, Celia AstoUrbano, his father, Napoleón García-Tuesta and his siblings, Elisa and Gustavo García-Asto, and the amounts must be fixed in a “fair and equitable” manner;