”We were told to ignore it” - NewJeans, HYBE bullying scandal exposed...Fans end up asking the Ministry of Labor for investigation

After the group NewJeans revealed that they were victims of bullying at work, fans asked the Ministry of Employment and Labor to take action.
On the 11th, NewJeans held a 30-minute live broadcast on their new YouTube channel.
ns” made headlines by demanding the reinstatement of Min Hee Jin, the former CEO of ADOR, and revealing the fact that she had been bullied within HYBE.
During the live broadcast on the same day, HANI said, "HYBE has a space where artists can get their hair and makeup done.
While I was waiting in front, I bumped into another idol group. We exchanged greetings, but the manager of that group told me to 'ignore them,'" she revealed.
In response, Minji said, "I was shocked when I heard HANI's story. How can a manager of another group tell me to ignore it so that everyone can hear it? I spoke to the company, but
"The company did not take any action. They did not even acknowledge, let alone apologize," he added. Fans who heard this were concerned that NewJeans was being bullied within HYBE.
In the past, the parents of "NewJeans" were angry that Chairman Bang Si HyukHYBE had given a speech for "NewJeans" in a media interview.
On the same day, NewJeans revealed through a live broadcast that they had been bullied within HYBE.
After confessing his desire for former CEO Min Hee Jin to return and his uncertain future, the broadcast ended. The YouTube account was deleted shortly after.
In response to this, Hwang A of "NewJeans" filed a petition with the Ministry of Employment and Labor on the 12th regarding the bullying incident at "NewJeans".
"We requested the Ministry of Employment and Labor, which has the exclusive investigative power under the Labor Standards Act, to investigate the allegations, as we felt they needed to be clarified," A said.
The petition has now been accepted and a labor inspector is expected to be assigned to it soon. A filed a petition with the Ministry of Employment and Labor, and the allegations of workplace bullying at NewJeans are still pending.
It just keeps getting bigger and bigger.