Hanni's Stand: A Call for Change in K-Pop Industry
Hanni, member of K-pop group NewJeans, spoke about workplace bullying in the K-pop industry during a parliamentary hearing. Her emotional testimony highlighted systemic issues faced by young artists, urging for better protection and respect. The hearing involved conflict within HYBE and its subsidiary Ador.

Hanni, a star in the K-pop world and member of NewJeans, has taken a bold stand, addressing the issue of workplace bullying in the industry during a parliamentary hearing.
The 20-year-old artist shared her personal encounters with such harassment, aiming to draw attention to the high-pressure environment young artists endure, hoping for improved protections.
Her appearance at the South Korean parliament reflects an ongoing clash involving HYBE and Ador, amidst rising demands for a cultural shift within the multi-billion dollar industry.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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