NewJeans member Hanni has advised followers that she is going to testify at an upcoming nationwide audit on bullying in Ok-pop trade.
Earlier this month, NewJeans’ Hanni was invited by the Atmosphere and Labor Committee of South Korea to testify as a reference witness for an upcoming nationwide audit that can handle office harassment points within the leisure trade.
Whereas reference witnesses will not be obligated to attend the audit, the Vietnamese-Australian Ok-pop singer introduced on Wednesday (October 10) that she plans to testify on the audit.
“I’ve determined! I’m going to the Nationwide Meeting! For the Nationwide Meeting listening to! I’ll go alone,” she wrote on fan neighborhood app Phoning, per Korea JoongAng Day by day. “Don’t fear. I’m doing this for myself, my members and for Bunnies [NewJeans’ fandom]. I made a decision to go for Bunnies. I’m not afraid. I need to go.”
In her messages, the singer added that she had thought “lengthy and laborious” about attending the audit. “I’m unsure concerning the final result, however I imagine this expertise can be a beneficial studying alternative,” Hanni stated.
Final month, NewJeans held a shock livestream to voice their assist for ex-ADOR CEO Min Hee-jin amid her ongoing feud with HYBE. Throughout the stream, Hanni alleged that the supervisor of one other HYBE group had advised them to “ignore her” after they crossed paths on the firm’s headquarters.
In a current interview, the moms of two NewJeans members criticised HYBE and new ADOR CEO Kim Ju-young’s investigation of the matter. Additionally they questioned its neutrality and accused them of deleting CCTV footage that supported Hanni’s claims.
In the meantime, HYBE subsidiary Belift Lab has come ahead in a press release denying that its workers had instructed artists to “ignore” any NewJeans member. The label stated that its workers are “complaining of maximum injustice and psychological misery” on account of these claims.
