First Instance Judge at the GJKKO, Irena Gjoka, (Maneku, Shpata) , will face the judgment of the Supreme Court of Kosovo, regarding the completion of the self-declaration form, where, according to the opposition's denunciations with official documents, she has concealed her prison sentence in Greece.
In the preliminary investigative report of the General Prosecutor's Office , Gjoka's conviction in Greece is confirmed and the High Judicial Council is requested to verify the results found by the prosecution body, as the body responsible for verifying the conditions of detention in implementation of Law No. 138/2015 " On guaranteeing the integrity of persons elected, appointed or exercising public functions", and Assembly Decision No. 17/2016 "On determining detailed rules on the implementation of the detentions provided for in Law No. 138/2015 "On guaranteeing the integrity of persons elected, appointed or exercising public functions ".
Prior notice:
Based on the request of the Career Development Commission of the High Judicial Council , on 08.05.2024, the process for the in-depth verification of the declarations made in the Self-Declaration Form dated 22.04.2016, for the subject Irena Gjoka (Shpata, Maneku ), judge at the Special Court Against Corruption and Organized Crime, was registered with the Decriminalization Sector of the General Prosecutor's Office under no. 40.
After carrying out all possible verifications inside and outside the country, on 19.01.2026, the General Prosecutor's Office decided to approve the results of the verification, a decision which on the same date was forwarded to the High Judicial Council as the body responsible for verifying the conditions of the ban in implementation of Law No. 138/2015 " On guaranteeing the integrity of persons elected, appointed or exercising public functions ", and Assembly Decision No. 17/2016 " On determining detailed rules on the implementation of the bans provided for in Law No. 138/2015 "On guaranteeing the integrity of persons elected, appointed or exercising public functions ".