Crackhouse Comedy Club

Deputy federal territories minister Jalaluddin Alias had said that the owners of Crackhouse Comedy Club had been blacklisted from registering any business ...

Malaysia continues its crackdown on freedom of speech and expression. Following Crackhouse Comedy Club's permanent closure last month, the club's owner, ...

Jalaluddin had previously stated that the comedy club would receive a show-cause letter from DBKL since it was operating with only a restaurant licence, which was insufficient for entertainment purposes. He continued by saying that several venues in the area that were suspected of engaging in similar activities were being watched and that establishments with DBKL-issued entertainment licences were required to abide by its guidelines. “By blacklisting the club owners from registering a business licence in Kuala Lumpur forever, the owners will not be able to register any business activity here even under a different name and company,” he was quoted as saying at a press conference in Kuala Lumpur today.

Legal counsel for Rizal Van Geyzel threatens court action if council fails to make good on deputy minister's statement.

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Crackhouse Comedy Club owners Rizal Van Geyzel and Shankar R Santhiram have sent a letter of demand to Kuala Lumpur mayor Mahadi Che Ngah over media reports ...

Lawyers say the co-owners have never been found guilty of any offence to justify licence revocation and blacklist.

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