[Official] Min Hee Jin demands reinstatement as CEO... ADOR claims ”NewJeans will terminate exclusive contract if corrective demands are not met” and says ”we have not yet received the certified content”

South Korean girl group NewJeans has sent a certified letter to management office ADOR stating that they may terminate their exclusive contract.
On the 13th (today), according to a Korean media outlet, "NewJeans" has requested the management office ADOR to "make corrections"
If you do not accept, we will terminate the exclusive contract.
The above certified letter was sent under the real names of the five members, demanding that all serious violations of the Exclusive Contract be corrected.
In relation to this, an ADOR official said in an interview with another Korean media outlet, "The contents
"I haven't received the certificate yet," he said, adding, "I cannot answer questions about a certified letter that I haven't received yet."
According to a certified copy of the contents released by the media, the members
In an internal monitoring document (music industry report) made public during a government audit, it was revealed that HYBE should "abandon 'New' (NewJeans) and create a new group."
Regarding this, they pointed out, "I ask that the management company of New Jeans take all necessary measures."
Previously, NewJeans announced that ADOR's board of directors had dismissed CEO Min Hee Jinformer and appointed internal director Kim Ji-hyun as the new CEO.
After Yooyoung was selected, he immediately held a live stream and publicly supported Min Hee Jin. Recently, member HANI attended a parliamentary audit and revealed that there had been bullying within HYBE.
Meanwhile, in the "Weekly Music Industry Report" presented by HYBE at the National Assembly Audit by the Culture, Sports and Tourism Committee on the 24th of last month, many other agencies, including management offices,
The document contained slanderous comments about idols' appearances and explicit language, which sparked controversy. In response to this, HYBE said that the document contained raw excerpts of reactions from the community and social media.
However, as the situation became unmanageable, even HYBE's CEO Lee Jae Sang came forward and said, "We want to make sure that this kind of problem never happens again.
"We promise to establish guidelines and strengthen our internal controls," the company said in its apology.