"I’m doing this for myself, my members and for Bunnies" NewJeans member Hanni has told fans that she will testify at an upcoming national audit on bullying in K-pop industry. READ MORE: HYBE-ADOR feud: a comprehensive timeline of events Earlier this month, NewJeans’ Hanni was invited by the Environment and Labor Committee of South Korea to testify as a reference witness for an upcoming national audit that will address workplace harassment issues in the entertainment industry . While reference witnesses are not obligated to attend the audit, the Vietnamese-Australian K-pop singer announced on Wednesday (October 10) that she plans to testify at the audit.
“I’ve decided! I’m going to the National Assembly! For the National Assembly hearing! I’ll go alone,” she wrote on fan community app Phoning, per Korea JoongAng Daily . “Don’t worry. I’m doing this for myself, my members and for Bunnies [NewJeans’ fandom].
I decided to go for Bunnies. I’m not afraid. I want to go.
” In her messages, the singer added that she had thought “long and hard” about attending the audit. “I’m uncertain about the outcome, but I believe this experience will be a valuable learning opportunity,” Hanni said. Last month, NewJeans held a surprise livestream to voice their support for ex- ADOR CEO Min Hee-jin amid her ongoing feud with HYBE .
During the stream, Hanni alleged that the manager of another HYBE group had told them to “ignore her” when they crossed paths at th.