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mhj had control over how much trainee debt the girls incurred, which the nyt confirmed is determined by each subsidiary. newjeans debuted debt-free and were paid quickly. hybe’s legal team drafted these contracts. focus on who was responsible for the provisions being exposed.
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minji, hanni, danielle, haerin and hyein used the fandom name 'bunnies' as the donor and quietly donated 100 million won to the ChildFund Korea (Green Umbrella Children's Foundation) in december 2024.
if they truly cared about the monetary losses from NewJeans' hiatus, they wouldn't have kicked out one of their members and made no announcement for future activies. the members accepted the court's ruling and hybe's empty promises for the future.
According to a meeting transcript filed in court, NewJeans' family members asked ADOR not to retaliate against the members following the dispute.
However, the company made no such assurances, stating that the group's hiatus had already cost it a significant amount of money.
This contradicts the stance ADOR maintained publicly throughout the dispute, when the company claimed it would not pursue damages against the members if they returned.
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According to news outlet Kyunghyang Shinmun investigation, the NewJeans members contracts were drafted by HYBE’s legal team.
this is just a simple reminder that hybe's sub label system is a facade. while they may have different creative teams, at the higher levels every single executive is just hybe's puppet idc
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According to HYBE’s own documentation, the company handles legal matters for all of its labels through an internal Legal Management System.
This includes:
• Exlcusive Contract Drafting
• Exclusive Contract Review
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New York Times exposes a Dark Side to NewJeans' Contract with ADOR:
Protections in the government template omitted from The NewJeans contracts:
“The ‘Agency’ shall guarantee the basic human rights of popular culture and arts performers who are minors, including their physical and mental health, right to education, personality rights, and rights to sleep, rest, and free choice.
When entering into a popular culture and arts services contract, the ‘Agency’ shall verify the age of the popular culture and arts performer, and shall not demand that a performer who is a minor engage in excessive physical exposure or overly sexually suggestive expression.
The ‘Agency’ shall not have youth popular culture and arts performers provide popular culture and arts services for excessive periods of time.”
for newjeans contract hybe removed every clause from the standard entertainment contract that the gov suggests to protect the idol right to education and fair treatment
NYT, 뉴진스 멤버들이 체결한 계약서를 입수해서 표준계약서와 비교해 상당히 열악한 조건이었음을 고발하는 기사 보도. (어쩌다 뭔가 판이 커졌다?) nytimes.com/interactive/2026…
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NewJeans' Contract with ADOR allows the Company to sell all of their music after the end of the deal, while slashing payments to the band.
before antis spread the narrative this is a contract drafted by HYBE's legal team, not Min Hee-jin's
The New York Times has obtained the contracts the NewJeans members signed between the ages of 14-17 and has has published an extensive investigation into their contracts.
revealing some of the restrictive clauses the members agreed to as teenagers, including provisions concerning their personal freedom, financial penalties, and the indefinite use of their voices and likenesses.
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The New York Times has obtained the contracts the NewJeans members signed between the ages of 14-17 and has has published an extensive investigation into their contracts.
revealing some of the restrictive clauses the members agreed to as teenagers, including provisions concerning their personal freedom, financial penalties, and the indefinite use of their voices and likenesses.
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NewJeans Contract they signed with ADOR between the ages 14 to 17 has been released by New York Times.






























