JYP Entertainment Gives Announcement Regarding the Development of Cases of Privacy Violation at Stray Kids. JYP is also gathering evidence for other crimes against Stray Kids.
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JYP Entertainment has taken legal action on behalf of Stray Kids, this is related to privacy violations committed by a number of individuals against Stray Kids.
Previously, in early 2021, JYP had issued a stern warning that the agency would take legal action against those who violated privacy or violated Bang Chan Cs' personal rights.
On May 18, JYP Entertainment finally announced the progress of the anniversary. JYP said it had taken legal action against those who repeatedly violated Stray Kids' rights to privacy and basic rights.
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"We are informing you of the progress of our legal response to violations of our artists' rights. We previously announced that we would take strong legal action if our artist's basic rights, including privacy and personal rights, were violated. However, unreasonable behavior has been repeatedly committed (by certain individuals), and as a result, our artist is currently experiencing severe psychological pain, "said the official announcement from JYP.
"Therefore, after obtaining evidence and witness testimony about individuals who routinely violate the privacy and fundamental rights of our artists, we have taken legal action against them, and with the help of investigative agencies, we are currently preparing to file additional legal complaints," he continued.
Not only that, the agency also warned that they are preparing to take additional legal action in the future. Including criminal and civil complaints against cases of spreading lies about Stray Kids or other crimes that could harm the artist.
"In addition, we are gathering evidence about criminal acts that defame and insult our artist's character. Such as spreading lies or malicious slander about Stray Kids. Through our own monitoring; and in accordance with company procedures, we plan to take civil and criminal action. "There will be no leniency or peace in our response," the announcement said. (wk / amel)
