Sweden child abuse trial: Eldest daughter says mum beat her less after being warned by authorities


STOCKHOLM: Painting a different picture of the Malaysian couple in Sweden on trial for allegedly hitting their children, their daughter says she was not beaten often over the last few years.

Aishah said her mother, Shalwati Nurshal stopped hitting her children so often after being warned by a Stockholm International school counsellor that such behaviour was not allowed in Sweden.

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