Key legal question
Whether the complainant had standing to appeal on the merits in an insult case
Extracted holding
She lacked standing because she did not show a direct and serious infringement of her physical, psychological, or sexual integrity within the meaning required for victim status.
Extracted reasoning
In offences against honour, victim status is admitted only if the impugned statement or its dissemination directly affects the injured person's psychological integrity in an objectively serious way; otherwise the complainant may challenge only denial of complaint rights or separate formal rights, not the merits.