”NewJeans” HANI confronts allegations of excluding HYBE from the company...Today (15th) he will appear before the National Diet

HANI from the group NewJeans will appear as a witness for the National Assembly's Environment and Labor Committee's national audit and speak out about the issue of ostracism within the company.
Today (15th), HANI from NewJeans will be appearing as a witness at the National Assembly's Environment and Labor Committee's National Assembly audit.
Prior to this, Hani had greeted other artists from HYBE last month, but the artist's manager
He also revealed that he had heard a comment from Kim Juyeon, current CEO of ADOR and Chief Human Resources Officer of HYBE, that he had told her about the incident, but no special action was taken.
This raised suspicions that NewJeans had been excluded from the HYBE group. After that, it was speculated that ILLIT was the other artist mentioned, but ILLIT's agency
On the 30th of last month, the ECJ called Kim Juyeon, HYBE's chief human resources officer, as a witness and HANI as a reference.
On the 9th, when the issue of being ostracized within "NewJeans" had become a big issue, HANI made a request through the global fan platform "Phoning" to attend a National Assembly audit.
HANI made her decision, saying, "I've decided. I'm going to run in the National Assembly. I'm going to run alone for the National Assembly audit! Don't worry! I'm running for myself and the members." She also said, "I still don't have a manager.
I don't know about the people or the company. I thought about it a lot, but I think it's right for me to appear." There were also concerns that Hani, an overseas former member, would be attending such an important event as a parliamentary audit.
In response to this, HANI also released a message sent by her mother to console her fans. HANI's mother wrote, "When HANI appeared in the National Assembly and gave a speech against workplace bullying,
"Hani has made this decision on her own accord, and her family wholeheartedly supports all of her decisions," he said, cheering on his daughter's decision.
Attention is focused on what he will say in response to the allegations of being eliminated.