The case regarding Iva Mihaylova's treatment may reach the European Court of Human Rights
Iva Mihaylova's lawyers have announced that they plan to take her case to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg. They claim that their client's rights were violated during the process of securing the medical treatment she required.
According to the defense, Bulgarian institutions failed to provide adequate and timely care, which led to serious complications for the woman's health. The lawyers emphasize that access to quality healthcare is a fundamental human right that must be guaranteed to every citizen.
In recent months, the case has sparked a wide public outcry in Bulgaria. Many people have expressed their support for Iva Mihaylova, demanding greater transparency and accountability in the country's healthcare system. The case raises important questions regarding the effectiveness of administrative procedures in cases of urgent medical needs.
If the complaint is accepted in Strasbourg, it will be yet another example of a Bulgarian case seeking justice at an international level. The legal team is expected to prepare all necessary documents in the coming weeks to prove that the state has failed to fulfill its obligations to the patient.
At this moment, institutions in Bulgaria have not provided an official comment on the defense's new intentions. The public continues to follow the development of the situation, which has become a symbol of the fight for better healthcare and the protection of patients' rights in the country.