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![[context] Malicious Comment Targeting NewJeans’ Hanni: “You Think Crying Will Help?” — Escapes Criminal Record A netizen who left a malicious comment toward Hanni, a member of girl group NewJeans, saying “You think crying will get help?” has escaped the risk of having a criminal record. Although the netizen was prosecuted and brought to court after Hanni filed a complaint, they narrowly avoided punishment by reaching a settlement. According to legal sources on the 27th, Judge Kim Gil-ho of the Criminal Division 14 at the Seoul Southern District Court dismissed the indictment against the accused, A, on charges of defamation. Dismissing the indictment is a legal procedure that ends the case without punishing the defendant. A had written on October 15th of last year, in a news article about Hanni: “What the hell is this person saying? Are they crazy? You think crying will get help? Huh?” At the time, Hanni had appeared as a witness at the National Assembly’s Environment and Labor Committee audit and tearfully described how she had been ostracized and mistreated at her company. She said, “I felt certain that the company disliked us,” and added, “Since our debut, I met some high-ranking people many times, but they never even greeted me. I think it’s disrespectful as a human being, regardless of profession.” When asked why she thought the company acted that way, Hanni responded, “I feel like it’s because we were doing well and they wanted to bring us down.” The netizen, A, who left the insulting comment, was then prosecuted for defamation. Under Korean criminal law, defamation occurs when someone lowers another person’s social reputation through words or actions. The maximum penalty is up to one year in prison or a fine of up to 2 million won. The prosecution decided to take A to a formal trial rather than a summary indictment, which is a simplified procedure for minor offenses. The prosecution judged that a formal trial was appropriate. Before the sentence was handed down, A reached a settlement with the victim (Hanni). Hanni submitted a withdrawal of her complaint to the court, allowing A to avoid punishment. Because defamation is a “complaint-based offense” (친고죄 / chin-go-jwe), if the victim withdraws the complaint, the offender cannot be punished. A complaint-based offense is a crime in which the prosecutor can only bring the accused to court if the victim files a complaint. Even if the case has already started, if the victim withdraws the complaint, the court dismisses the indictment and closes the case. The court explained, “As the withdrawal of the complaint has been received, the indictment is dismissed.” The ruling is now final. Meanwhile, Hanni’s complaint about workplace harassment was not recognized. In November of last year, the Seoul Western District Office of Labor closed the case against HYBE, stating, “It is difficult to consider Hanni as a worker under the Labor Standards Act.” According to current legal precedent, celebrities who sign exclusive contracts with entertainment agencies are not considered regular employees but special types of workers (independent contractors). #hanni #phamhanni #newjeans #njz #mhdhh](/video/cover/7565716495221722386.webp)