Whether A.X. had standing to appeal before the Federal Supreme Court despite not substantiating civil claims.
A.X. lacked standing because she did not participate below and, for the merits, the complaint did not sufficiently identify civil claims within the meaning of Art. 81 LTF and Art. 42 LTF.
In a non-entry case the private complainant must explain which civil claims are pursued. A mere assertion is insufficient, especially where the alleged wrong is directed against public-law bodies and officials, making any claim primarily public-law in nature.