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"Banned in Schengen, but born in Milan", Journalist: Irena Gjoka has also challenged Italy

2024-05-09 15:50:43Fokus SHKRUAR NGA ENDRIT HABILAJ
"Banned in Schengen, but born in Milan", Journalist: Irena Gjoka has
Judge Irena Gjoka

Journalist Basir Çollaku has uncovered another scandal regarding the judge of the Special Court, Irena Gjoka (Maneku) alias Shpata, after the Greek media published the court's decision proving that she was expelled from the neighboring country in 2002 because she had used a falsified visa and for this reason he was banned from entering Schengen countries for 10 years.

Based on this fact, Basir Çollaku has published the civil status document, which states that Irena Gjoka (Maneku) gave birth to her son in Milan, Italy, in 2004, even though she was banned from entering the Schengen area since from 2002 to 2012.

The journalist further writes that it remains a mystery how the judge Irena Gjoka (Maneku) managed to enter Italy.

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Judge Maneku has also challenged Italy??!

Other undeclared illegal hidings of Irena Maneku, Gjoka, Shpata are revealed. This time not with Greece where there are two cases, but with Italy. This is also a suggestion for SPAK and the General Prosecutor's Office, which should be sent to Greece and Italy by mail.

Based on the Greek decision in 2002, she was penalized with a 10-year ban on entering Greece and the Schengen area. What does this mean that until 2012 he was banned from entering all Schengen countries, based on the filing in the SIS (Schengen Information System)

Ms. Maneku Gjoka gave birth to her son in Milan in September 2004. This fact is reflected in the civil status register. Time in which there was a ban on entering the Schengen countries, where Italy is one of the first countries of this space.

Bearing in mind that Greece has included in the system the three surnames Maneku, Shpata, Gjoka. It remains a mystery how he was able to get into Italy under this legal regime of prohibition.

"Banned in Schengen, but born in Milan", Journalist: Irena Gjoka has


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