Hani of the girl group New Jeans announced her intention to attend the parliamentary inspection of the Environment and Labor Committee on the 15th as a reference to the issue of "idol bullying and workplace bullying."
According to the music industry on the 10th, Hani said through her own communication app 'Forning' the night before, "I decided. He said, "I will go to the National Assembly," and added, "I will go out alone, the National Assembly audit."
Hani said to her fans, "You don't have to worry," adding, "I'm going out for myself and the members. And we decided to go out for 'Bernice' (Newzins fandom)," he said.
"I don't know the manager and the company (agency) yet," he said, adding, "I've thought about it a lot, but I think it's right to go out."
Hani claimed that the manager of girl group Eilit, belonging to Bilibrap (a label under Hive), saw him and said, "I ignore him," and that he was being ostracized within the agency.
Bilibrap confronts CCTV and the investigation of the person in question that this is not true.
As the controversy grew, Hani was adopted as a reference to the parliamentary audit, and Kim Joo-young, CEO of the agency, Adore, was adopted as a witness on the same day.
Meanwhile, Newzins fans said they will file a complaint with the Yongsan Police Station in Seoul against Kim Joo-young, the vice president of the company, Park Tae-hee, the CCO (Communications Director), and Cho Mo-hive, the head of the public relations department.
New Jin's fans said, "CEO Kim Joo-young and Deputy CEO Lee are accused of breach of duty and obstruction of work against Audor," adding, "CCO Park Tae-hee and Director Cho are accused of violating the Personal Information Protection Act, violating the Act on Promotion of Information and Communication Network Utilization and Information Protection, illegal solicitation, and violating the Anti-Graft Act."
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