Pavlo Vovk

Pavlo Vovk is head of the District Administrative Court. The National Anti-Corruption Bureau has put him on the wanted list.

The day before, NABU reported that it was searching for suspects who acted within a criminal organization headed by the head of the District Administrative Court of Kyiv. The perpetrators aimed to seize state power.

This was to be done by establishing control over the High Qualification Commission of Judges of Ukraine and the High Council of Justice. They also intended to create artificial obstacles to their work.

This concerns Pavlo Vovk and 6 of his colleagues. At the same time, the agency's press service notes that neither Vovk himself nor the judges of the District Administrative Court have ever appeared for questioning at the Bureau.

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