YouTuber who ”defamed Jang Won Young (IVE)” claims innocence at first hearing today (4th)

Cyberwreckers "Escape from Otaku Camp" pleaded not guilty at the first hearing of the appeal hearing in a lawsuit seeking damages, held today (4th).
On the morning of the 4th, at the Seoul Central District Court, Civil Division 9-3, IVE member Jang Won-yo
The first hearing of the appeal hearing for damages filed by N against Mr. A, the operator of the YouTube channel "Escape from Otaku Camp," was held.
On the same day, Mr. A's side claimed innocence, saying, "The defendant claims innocence, so we won't know until the details come out."
Prior to this, starting in 2021, Mr. A had been slandering Jang Won Young and spreading false information through his YouTube channel.
He made hundreds of millions of won in profits by posting videos that slandered celebrities, including Lee Seung-hee. He even used the profits to buy real estate.
Mr. A made videos slandering Jang Won Young relentlessly and was eventually arrested by the management office's STA.
RSHIP Entertainment requested identity information from Google, which has its headquarters overseas, four times. As a result, Google's headquarters in the United States provided Mr. A's information.
Upon learning of this, A deleted the channel and posted an apology. Jang Won Young is adamant that there will be no leniency or compromise. Jang Won Young is seeking damages from A.
A filed a lawsuit for compensation and won the case. A filed an appeal, claiming that the 100 million won should not be paid to Jang Won Young.
In response, the court stated, "Just because criminal liability has not been determined does not mean that civil liability has not been determined.
"We cannot avoid this," he said, setting the next hearing date for November 27. As Jang Won Young and the anti-otaku camp movement continue their lengthy legal battle, attention is focused on the outcome of A's appeal.
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