Kwon Eun Bi's agency issues strong warning on sexual harassment and fake content

Woollim Entertainment has issued a strong statement regarding their ongoing efforts to safeguard the rights of Kwon Eun Bi, their esteemed artist. The agency recently announced their proactive legal actions against various forms of defamation and privacy violations targeting Kwon Eun Bi.
In their official statement released on July 5, Woollim Entertainment outlined their determination to combat malicious activities aimed at Kwon Eun Bi, including severe defamation, false accusations, and privacy breaches.The agency has already initiated criminal complaints against individuals involved in these illegal actions, with ongoing police investigations.
The official statement states:
"Hello. This is Woollim Entertainment. We are sharing an update regarding the progress of our legal action to protect our artist Kwon Eun Bi against the violation of her rights. We previously announced that Kwon Eun Bi was suffering psychological damage due to severe defamation of character through sexual harassment, posts attacking her character, the spreading of falsehoods, and the violation of her privacy.
Accordingly, we collected many posts about the criminal acts of those who groundlessly defamed Kwon Eun Bi’s character, insulted her, sexually harassed her, spread falsehoods about her, wrote malicious posts and libel about her, or combined her portrait with other photos and spread fabricated pornographic photos of her, and we filed our first round of criminal complaints. The police is currently investigating these complaints.
These kinds of acts are clearly crimes, and we are informing you that using the proof we collect, we will continue to press criminal charges and take strong legal action, with no leniency, against cases that fall under defamation of character according to the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network or are considered a criminal insult under the law.
Additionally, we plan to do our utmost to protect our artist by continuing to actively gather evidence about malicious posts and carrying out our own monitoring. Accordingly, we hope that if fans discover malicious posts or clear criminal acts pertaining to our artist, you will report them to our official email account. We at Woollim Entertainment will do our utmost to protect the rights and honor of our artist. Thank you."
They emphasized the seriousness of these offenses under South Korean law, particularly under the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network. The agency also called upon fans to assist in identifying and reporting any further instances of malicious behavior towards Kwon Eun Bi. They assured the public of their dedicated efforts to protect her rights and dignity, urging vigilance and cooperation from supporters.
About Kwon Eun Bi
Kwon Eun Bi, also known as Eunbi, is a prominent South Korean singer and actress under Woollim Entertainment. She initially gained attention through her participation in the survival show Produce 48, where she secured a place as a member and leader of the group IzOne. Following IzOne's disbandment, Kwon Eun Bi embarked on a solo career, debuting with her mini album "Open" in 2021.
Throughout her career, Kwon Eun Bi has not only showcased her talent as a performer but also demonstrated her versatility as a songwriter. Her contributions to IzOne's music, including tracks like "Spaceship" and "WithOne," have highlighted her creative prowess and dedication to her craft.
In addition to her musical endeavors, Kwon Eun Bi has appeared on various television programs, solidifying her presence in the entertainment industry. Her recent role as a host on FashionN's beauty program "Follow Me" further underscores her influence and popularity among audiences.
Woollim Entertainment continues to support Kwon Eun Bi in her career while taking proactive measures to protect her from unwarranted attacks and uphold her rights as an artist.