Singer KANGDANIEL wins lawsuit against ”Escape from Otaku Detention Center”... Civil lawsuit for 100 million won to be filed

Singer KANGDANIEL has filed a civil lawsuit for 100 million won against Mr. A, the operator of the YouTuber "Escape from Otaku Camp," who was sentenced to a fine of 10 million won (approximately 1 million yen) in the first trial.
On the 11th, KANGDANIEL's management office ARA stated, "Our artists and law firm Liu have been seriously defamatory by spreading unfounded false facts and malicious rumors.
"We filed our first criminal complaint in July 2022 against the 'Escape from Otaku Camp' group, which also included the above group, and won the first trial today (11th)," the company announced.
The management office is of the opinion that it is a criminal procedure, regardless of whether the shameless defendant appeals or not.
The management office said it would file a separate civil lawsuit for 100 million won. "This is the minimum defensive measure to prevent any more innocent victims from being created and to prevent this from happening again," the company said.
"We believe that those who engage in malicious defamation and those who profit from it should be held liable under both civil and criminal laws," he said.
At the same time, the company said, "Even after all judicial procedures are completed, wounds remain that are not easily healed," and "We will continue to
We will do our best to protect the rights of TESTA and our fans. We plan to take all possible legal action against similar cases without prior consent."
Judge Lee Jun of the Seoul Central District Court's Criminal 18Exclusive imposed a fine of 1,000,000 on Mr. A, who was indicted on charges of defamation under the Information and Communications Network Act.
The court sentenced Park to 10,000 won in damages. The court said, "Park posted provocative and erotic content about famous celebrities on YouTube, which has a high degree of reach, in order to pursue economic gain."
"Severe punishment is necessary as this could cause damage to the entertainer and the management office that will be difficult to recover from," he said.
A posted a video containing false facts about KANGDANIEL's private life.
The police are accused of making and posting a video on the Internet that allegedly revealed Kang Daniel's private life was in disarray and that he was maintaining close friendships with people he knew who had committed crimes.
Mr. A claimed that he had not intended to slander the victim in court, but simply expressed his opinion, and believed that what he asserted was the actual facts.
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