”The dark shadow of K-POP” ”NewJeans” HANI to testify about bullying within HYBE during parliamentary audit? Lawmaker: ”The problem is serious”

HANI of the girl group "NewJeans," who claimed to have heard the words "ignore" from the manager of another HYBE group, and Kim Juyeon, the new CEO of ADOR, have filed suit against the Korean government.
He was asked to attend the National Assembly's Environment and Labor Committee's national audit. On the 30th of last month, the Environment and Labor Committee held a general meeting and announced that he would be attending the National Assembly audit by the Ministry of Employment and Labor and the Economic, Social and Labor Committee on the 25th of this month.
The committee resolved to request the attendance of Hani of "NewJeans" and other witnesses as witnesses, and the attendance of Kim JuyeonHYBE's chief human resources officer as a witness.
The National Assembly plans to question HANI about the issue of workplace bullying and Kim about his inadequate response. It is expected that a back and forth battle will take place between the two sides regarding bullying within HYBE.
However, even if a person is selected as an expert witness, there is no obligation to attend, and interest is focused on whether HANI will attend.
Chairman of the National Assembly's Environment and Labor Committee and member of the Democratic Party of Korea, Ahn Ho-young, posted on his official SNS account, "HANI & Kim
In a video titled "Why we are calling Juyeon to the National Assembly," he said, "At your request, we will call Kim Juyeon, the new CEO of ADOR, to the National Assembly in 2024.
"We have invited these individuals to conduct an in-depth investigation into the dark side of K-pop, workplace bullying, and the actual working conditions of workers that violate labor laws," the agency said.
"In fact, many people provided information to us. When we investigated, we found that the problem was serious," he said. HANI said that he was a member of HYBE during the "NewJeans" emergency live on the 11th of last month.
HANI revealed the treatment she received at the HYBE building. "The fourth floor is where we get our hair and makeup done. It's a space where other artists and staff come and go," she said. "One day, I was alone in the hallway.
I was waiting there when other members and one of the managers passed by. We exchanged greetings, but after a while the manager said to me, "Ignore me.
I heard and saw everything," she said. HANI added, "Even now, I can't understand why I had to go through something like that. I'm shocked."
They added that they had informed HYBE of the facts, but they only responded by saying that they couldn't do anything because there was no evidence.
I have argued that.