K-pop group NewJeans’s contract omitted rights to ‘sleep and free choice’ – report
- The superstar K-pop group NewJeans signed restrictive record label contracts that waived their right to “sleep, rest and free choice”.
- A new report from the New York Times found that the contracts were signed when the members of the record-breaking girl group were aged 14 to 17.
- The contracts banned the performers from having an “insincere attitude” and engaging in “inappropriate romantic relationships”.
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- The superstar K-pop group NewJeans signed restrictive record label contracts that waived their right to “sleep, rest and free choice”.
- A new report from the New York Times found that the contracts were signed when the members of the record-breaking girl group were aged 14 to 17.
- The contracts banned the performers from having an “insincere attitude” and engaging in “inappropriate romantic relationships”.
Sources: Guardian