TVXQ fans are planning to report SM Entertainment to the Fair Trade Committee for the violation of the Law of Fair Transaction

TVXQ fans are planning to report SM Entertainment to the Fair Trade Committee for the violation of the Law of Fair Transaction.

DNBN,
a TVXQ fan site, announced these plans on their notice board on the 6th
under the title 'Information such as the Date and Time of Submission
along with Updates Regarding the Fair Trade Committee'.

DNBN's
side stated that, "The second round of petition collection has
successfully ended," and "We will be submitting the petitions from the
second round along with our report of SME to the Fair Trade Committee
for the violation of the Law of Fair Transaction on the 9th at 1:30 pm.
After wards we will be submitting these additional petitions to the
Seoul District Courts."

Following this statement, DNBN also
posted, "As stated in the certification of contents sent to SM
Entertainment, if the agency does not reply to us by the 8th, we will
be submitting a compensation of losses request form to the Fair Trade
Committee on Wednesday the 9th at 1:30 pm and will be submitting
additional petitions to the Seoul District Courts on the same day."

DNBN
also plans to publish a newspaper advertisement supporting TVXQ. It
said on the website that, "On the 10th, we plan to publish an ad in a
newspaper," and "So that everyone can see it, we ask the fans to buy
the newspaper in the evening."

It can be seen that the fans are
taking many legal actions against SM Entertainment, the agency that is
currently in a dispute with members of the 5-member idol group TVXQ.

On
the 2nd, DNBN sent SM Entertainment a certification of contents
containing 1222 names of fans who want compensation for the physical
and mental damages acquired due to the cancellation of the SM Town Live
'09 concert.

Also, TVXQ fans collected 121,073 signatures and
submitted them on the 20th to the Seoul District Courts along with a
petition that opposed the unfair exclusive contract between SM
Entertainment and TVXQ, and submitted a petition to the National Human
Rights Commission of Korea on the 28th.

Source: [newsen+DNBN]
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