Friends testify how Ammar was affected by alleged abuse


STOCKHOLM: Testimony of those close to the Malaysian children alleged to have been abused by their parents while in Sweden, has shed light on how it affected the children.

John Webb, a friend of Ammar, said the boy had a short fuse and was often “super sad” before telling the school counsellor that he was being hit at home.

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