
The well-known Albanian lawyer Denisa Daka, who for many years dealt with civil cases, has passed away prematurely.
Lawyer Denisa Daka had been suffering from a serious illness for months, while many friends on social networks have expressed condolences for her death. She is described by her friends as a very ladylike lawyer, who has fought for civil rights, especially the rights of women and girls.
'The last time we saw each other, you came towards me with a bouquet of flowers in your hand. We talked about illness and children. Goodbye Denisa Daka, fighter for civil rights, but especially for the rights of women and girls. See you in better times. Rest in peace.'- writes former minister Mimi Kodheli.
Lawyer Mirela Jorgo expresses her condolences for the passing of Daka and writes that the Bar has lost a lady lawyer and society a dignified friend.
Farewell to my lawyer colleague Denisa Daka! We have been on several guest shows together, a fighting woman, a very ladylike lawyer, a dedicated and single mother with her two children. The legal profession and society lost a friend, a dignified woman and a wonderful parent. He raised his voice many times about the problems of divorces in the family, violence against women. Goodbye' - writes lawyer Mirela Jorgo.
The lawyer and activist Adriatik Lapaj also expressed his condolences.
'Goodbye friend! Denisa Daka was the first person I met when I took the first step inside the Court of Tirana. I was very young. So young that when I think about it today it seems crazy. I sat on the first floor alone. I didn't know anyone there. I didn't even know the profession because I came from school banking. Denisa sits in my arms. A lady who was impossible not to notice. After he understood my embarrassment and we exchanged conversations, he asked me to ask him for help if needed for the profession. Denisa was the good foot of my profession. The man I ran to hug every time I saw him in court. Denisa had been sick for months. I asked him to make it public and ask for help from fellow citizens. You didn't let me. That lady had a lot of dignity. It was impossible to cure outside. It was expensive. Denisa could even be saved, as doctors in the field confirmed to me. He did not succeed for 2 reasons: First, because the Albanian state does not find it reasonable to send 2-3 doctors to the west for specialization to learn the marrow transplant procedure. Second, that the bone marrow transplant procedure abroad costs a lot for a man who works with dignity from Albania. I will miss Denia very much! God bless you! We will bake one day again!' writes Lapaj.
Journalist Rudina Magjistari also expressed her condolences for the death of the lawyer.
Rest in peace, Denisa, the tireless advocate of women's rights! Condolences to the family!'- writes Rudina Magjistari.
Denisa Daka was a lawyer for many years in civil matters. Her friends and colleagues knew her as a lawyer who did not know loss, even without fear it could be said that she was one of the very serious lawyers who knows the procedures well. Daka is a mother of two children.