HYBE Labels share updates on legal actions protecting artists

On June 29, HYBE Labels issued statements via Weverse detailing recent legal progress against malicious online posts, privacy invasions, and related offenses targeting their artists.

BIGHIT MUSIC reported that one individual faced sustained charges of defamation and criminal insult for posting fabricated information about BTS, resulting in a deferred prosecution disposition after completing an educational program. The label also filed complaints against posts on platforms including TheQoo, Instiz, and overseas sites like X and Instagram.

CORTIS and other labels described complaints over deepfake content, unauthorized flight information sales, and fan etiquette violations such as attaching GPS devices to artist vehicles in Paris. Courts have issued verdicts including a one-year suspended sentence for trespassing and stalking at an artist's residence.

PLEDIS Entertainment, SOURCE MUSIC, ADOR, BELIFT LAB, KOZ Entertainment, and YX LABELS noted similar actions, with outcomes including fines of 3 million won, 15 million won in civil damages, and dismissals of appeals in deepfake cases. All emphasized zero-tolerance policies and fan reports through the HYBE Artist Rights Violation Report Website.

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Seoul police have requested an arrest warrant for HYBE Chairman Bang Si-hyuk on suspicions of unfair stock trading under the Capital Markets Act. The allegations stem from 2019, when he reportedly misled investors about the company's IPO delay, acquiring shares cheaply for nearly 200 billion won ($135.9 million) in profits. Bang denies the claims and expressed regret over the warrant request despite his cooperation.

SEVENTEEN's agency PLEDIS Entertainment has released a fresh statement detailing its ongoing legal battles to shield the group from defamation and privacy breaches, with special focus on members serving in the military.

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A court has granted an injunction sought by nine members of K-pop group The Boyz to suspend their exclusive contracts with agency One Hundred Label. The members cited failures in settlement payments and financial data provision. The attorney stated that trust between the parties had broken down irreparably due to the agency's fault.

Epik High rapper Tablo discussed strict music censorship in Korea during a recent podcast episode, highlighting an unusual case involving one of the group's tracks. The revelation has prompted widespread online debate about the system's priorities.

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Palm Tree Island has ended all work with an outsourced producer tied to Kim Junsu’s album following criminal allegations reported in Korean media. The agency issued a detailed statement on June 26, 2026, clarifying the situation. It stressed that the matter is personal and unrelated to the company or the artist.

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