Malaysia revokes Network School's licence over role in facilitating Israelis' entry
Vahid Tahami
Press TV, Kuala Lampur
The business license of Network School, the digital nomad community founded in Malaysia by a US investor, has been revoked after an investigation suggested immigration law violations.
The probe came after claims by social media users that Network School had facilitated the entry of Israeli nationals into the country. Kuala Lumpur’s move has drawn criticism from US lawmakers.
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