If all domestic avenues for appeal have been exhausted, she may be able to take a case to the ECtHR (European Court of Human Rights) for a violation of her rights under the Convention of Human Rights. IANAL, but see Article 5 of the Convention below.
- Grounds for ECHR Appeal:
The ECHR can review a criminal sentence if the individual believes there has been a violation of their human rights as defined by the European Convention on Human Rights.
Examples of potential ECHR violations in criminal proceedings could include:
Violation of the right to a fair trial (Article 6): This includes issues like unfair trial procedures, the right to legal representation, or an impartial tribunal.
Violation of the right to an effective remedy (Article 13): This ensures that individuals have access to a legal process to address human rights violations.
Violation of the right to liberty and security (Article 5): This relates to issues like unlawful detention or excessively harsh sentences.