IVE Jang Wonyoung vs Sojang: Legal Case Progresses as Controversial YouTuber Did THIS to Fight Back
The case revolving between Jang Wonyoung, Starship Entertainment, and Sojang, has been updated after the YouTuber had done THIS to fight back.
Here are the details.
IVE Jang Wonyoung vs Sojang: Controversial YouTuber Reportedly Makes Plea to Fight Court's Ruling
The case has been updated with a new development.
Earlier on January 17, Starship Entertainment announced Wonyoung's victory in her case against Sojang. The agency revealed that ever since November 2022, various legal procedures have been implemented in civil, criminal, and overseas.
Sources stated that the 210th Civil Division of the Seoul Central District Court ruled in favor of the plaintiffs of 100 million KRW ($74.5K USD), which were filed by Starship Entertainment and Wonyoung against Sojang (Park Joo Ah) for damages.
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On January 24, Korean news outlets reported that Sojang had filed an injunction to stop the court's execution of the ruling. The plea was made on January 23, according to Star News.
It then disclosed how in most cases, the decision of the court wouldn't be executed if an appeal was filed by the defendant within the 2-week period. On the other hand, plaintiffs can still implement the ruling should court judges warrant a provisional execution.
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Sojang's decision to file an injunction was viewed as an attempt to counter the ruling. However, the K-pop community is heavily sided with Wonyoung, since Sojang is long known for spreading malicious remarks, speculative information, and groundless claims about celebrities or idols.
DIVEs, K-pop Community Slams Sojang Amid YouTuber's Decision to File Injunction
On social media platform X (Twitter), netizens had nothing to express but contempt against Sojang. Here's how they reacted:
apparently sojang still didn't admit her crime and filed an appeal to suspend the lawsuit 💀 pic.twitter.com/eiiFSAtlRZ
— ً (@wonyoungcentre) January 24, 2024
Then Wonyoung gets another win and 200 million KRW instead. I fucking know right, ruin that hag https://t.co/QaRTKzIfZ2 pic.twitter.com/op8dCdYtKZ
— 이혜은 (@jiu00_lee) January 24, 2024
well maybe if your miserable ass didn’t spend all your life savings into paying people to hate on wonyoung, you would still have had money to even buy a bottle of water! pic.twitter.com/8V8CUKmp9v https://t.co/z8cceoDQn0
— ø 💋 (@rosebIusher) January 24, 2024
this hag is broke as fck https://t.co/LNfd8Bcxxw pic.twitter.com/EjWHcvX2K4
— fuck starshibal. (@roastchikin_) January 24, 2024
you wanna pay people for writing mean comments about wonyoung now you’re going to pay the price, you’re suddenly broke? play stupid games, win stupid prizes https://t.co/NbUFeklUR2
— rosé van der woodsen (@heroinerosie) January 24, 2024
Paid hundreds to write the nastiest most vile things about wonyoung but you cant even pay up now? https://t.co/kAhORWSN7W
— gigi (@hatewonbin) January 24, 2024
Sojang Reportedly Hired 'Part-Timers' to Leave Hate Comments on Jang Wonyoung
In other news, netizens were shocked when news outlets in Korea reported that Sojang had allegedly hired part-timers to leave hate comments on every video the idol was in. DIVEs gathered in an online thread on January 18.
According to the post, a pay summary was also included, and a description of how Sojang instructed these workers to write negative remarks specifically targeted at Wonyoung's facial expressions.
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