Sm Entertainment, the agency that represents the K-Pop Girl Aespa group, has announced its intention to take legal actions against people who publish harmful and defamatory content on the online group.
Tuesday, smenatering announced who have collected tests of posts and harmful comments on Aespa.
They collected this information from the fans’ relationships and their monitoring. The company has already sued the people for defamation, insults and realization and sharing of false videos.
They also shared that many suspicions have been identified and have been investigated and some cases have already been sent to ministries.
In particular, several people who have spread false videos on Telegram were judged guilty pursuant to a special law on sexual crimes and had to pay fines pursuant to the law on special cases relating to the punishment of sexual crimes.
“We will continue to adopt strong measures and actions against those who publish wicked content, videos and images aimed at Esppa, regardless of the fact that they are based nationally or internationally,” wrote Sm Entertainment in the declaration by announcing their legal actions.
It is not clear which posts and comments are included in the legal actions of SM Entertainment. Their actions came months after the agency had had Take similar measures To protect other groups under its management, including Riize.
It also comes after the members of the ESPA has filed a cause against SojangA controversial YouTube channel managed by Mrs. Park, for the spread of false and harmful voices.
The channel is known for the spread of defamatory and limesty content on k-pop groups and idols. Reports indicate that Park had earned around 250 million won Koreans (about 190,000 US $) from its YouTube channel.
Mrs. Park was condemned Two years in prison with a trigar of three years on January 15, 2025. He was also a fine of $ 210 million (about $ 143,000) and carried out 120 hours of service to the community. Initially, ministries have tried to obtain a four -year sentence and a fine of 21 million KRW ($ 14,400).
