Whether the complainants had standing to appeal to the Federal Supreme Court without alleging civil claims.
No standing was shown because the appellants failed to explain any civil claims for damage or moral harm arising from the alleged honour-related offence.
Under Art. 81(1)(a) and (b)(5) LTF, a private complainant must show that the decision may affect civil claims. In honour cases, the strict requirement to identify such claims still applies. The appellants made no submission on damage or moral harm, and public-law liability claims under cantonal law do not qualify as civil claims within this rule.