Corporal punishment a dividing subject among netizens


PETALING JAYA: Like many parents divided over whether to use corporal punishment on their children, the subject prompted an outpouring of support and opposition from netizens.

On Saturday, The Star highlighted the case of Azizul Raheem Awalludin, a Tourism Malaysia director in Stockholm and his wife Shalwati Nurshal, a secondary school teacher on unpaid leave, who reportedly hit their 12-year-old son for not performing his prayers.

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