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In their appeal for intervention from the UN Human Rights Council, her UK-based lawyers claim that both her freedom of movement and of expression have been restricted, while tactics of intimidation have been used against her.
The appeal alleges that Ms Javadli, her children and her parents were attacked and assaulted when Dubai police broke into their house two years ago. Ms Javadli livestreamed the event, attracting worldwide attention. Her parents have since returned to Azerbaijan.
Over the past three years, she says that police raids on her home, court summonses and arrest warrants have become a routine part of her life.
The 50-page document also alleges that her case has not been handled impartially - claiming that custody was granted to Sheikh Saeed without due process.
It claims that Ms Javadli has been faced with a "blatantly unfair, discriminatory and biased judicial process". It says that the only court decision in her favour was changed "without proper justification" within days of being issued.
Lawyers acting for Sheikh Saeed have claimed in court in Dubai that Ms Javadli is an unfit mother, who has failed to send her daughters to school, is living in a place unsuitable for the children, and has put the health of the youngest girl at risk.
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