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K-pop: The rise of the virtual girl bands

Since releasing their debut single I'm Real in 2021, K-pop girl group Eternity have racked up millions of views online.

They sing, dance and interact with their fans just like any other band.

In fact, there's mainly one big difference between them and any other pop group you might know - all 11 members are virtual characters.

Non-humans, hyper-real avatars made with artificial intelligence.

"The business we are making with Eternity is a new business. I think it's a new genre," says Park Jieun, the woman behind Eternity.

"The advantage of having virtual artists is that, while K-pop stars often struggle with physical limitations, or even mental distress because they are human beings, virtual artists can be free from these."

The cultural tidal wave of Korean pop has become a multibillion-dollar force over the last decade. With its catchy tunes, high-tech production and slinky dance routines, K-pop has smashed into the global mainstream, becoming one of South Korea's most lucrative and influential exports.

But the top K-pop stars, their legions of loyal fans, and the business-owners looking to capitalise on their success are all looking to the future.

With the explosion of artificial intelligence (AI), deepfake and avatar technologies, these pop idols are taking their fame into a whole new dimension.

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K-pop superstars Blackpink are also using the metaverse to reach a wider audience

The virtual faces of Eternity's members were created by deep learning tech company Pulse9. Park Jieun is the organisation's CEO.

Initially the company generated 101 fantasy faces, dividing them into four categories according to their charms: cute, sexy, innocent and intelligent.

Fans were asked to vote on their favourites. In-house designers then set to work animating the winning characters according to the preferences of the fans.

For live chats, videos and online fan meets, the avatar faces can be projected onto anonymous singers, actors and dancers, contracted in by Pulse9.

The technology acts like a deepfake filter, bringing the characters to life.

"Virtual characters can be perfect, but they can also be more human than humans," Park Jieun tells BBC 100 Women.

As deepfake technology moves into the mainstream, there have been concerns that it could be used to manipulate people's images without permission or generate dangerous misinformation.

Women have reported having their faces put into pornographic films, while deepfakes of Russian President Vladimir Putin and President Volodymr Zelensky of Ukraine have been shared on social media sites.

"I'm always trying to make it clear that these are fictional characters," says the CEO.

She says Pulse9 uses the European Union's draft ethical AI guidelines when making their avatars.

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Virtual characters, like this one from Eternity, can be 'more human than humans,' says tech businesswoman Park Jieun

And Park Jieun sees other advantages in virtual bands where each avatar can be controlled by their creators.

"The scandal created by real human K-pop stars can be entertaining, but it's also a risk to the business," says the CEO.

She believes she can put these new technologies to good use and minimise risks for overstressed and pressurised K-pop artists trying to keep up with the demands of the industry.

Over the past years, K-pop made headlines for various social issues - from dating gossip to online trolling, fat-shaming and extreme dieting of band members.

The genre has also spurred a conversation about mental health and cyberbullying in South Korea, after the tragic death of young K-pop stars, which many believe had a significant impact on their following.

In 2019, singer and actress Sulli was found dead in her apartment, aged 25. She had taken a break from the entertainment industry, after reportedly "suffering physically and mentally from malicious and untrue rumours spreading about her".

Her close friend Goo Hara, another bright K-pop artist, was also found dead at her home in Seoul soon after. Before taking her own life, Goo was fighting for justice after secretly being filmed by a boyfriend, and was being viciously abused online for that.

Threat or aid?

For the human stars working around the clock to train, perform and interact with their fans, having some avatar assistance in the virtual world could provide some relief.

Han Yewon, 19, is the lead vocalist of newly launched girl group mimiirose, managed by YES IM Entertainment in South Korea.

She spent almost four years as a trainee, waiting for her opportunity to be thrust into the limelight - and one of many candidates who had to undertake monthly evaluations. Those who didn't show sufficient progress were let go.

"I worried a lot about not being able to debut," says Yewon.

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Han Yewon is a human lead vocalist of K-pop girl group mimiirose

Becoming a K-pop star doesn't happen overnight. And with new groups making their debut every year, it can be hard to stand out.

"I went to work around ten in the morning and did my vocal warm-ups for an hour. After that, I sang for two or three hours, I danced for three to four hours and worked out for another two hours", says the vocalist.

"We practised for more than 12 hours in total. But if you aren't good enough, you end up staying longer."

Yet the prospect of virtual avatars flooding the industry worries Yewon, who says that fans appreciate her authenticity.

"Because technology has improved so much lately, I'm afraid that virtual characters will take the place of human idols," she says.

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Band members' faces are created using AI technology

Other K-pop groups, however, have been quick to adopt new avatar technologies - and the business is forecasted to grow steadily.

The digital human and avatar market size is estimated to reach $527.58bn (£429bn) globally by 2030, according to projections by market consulting company Emergen Research.

At least four of K-pop's biggest entertainment companies are investing heavily in virtual elements for their stars, and five of the top-earning K-pop groups of 2022 are getting in on the trend.

Using virtual copies of themselves allow them to reach fans across time zones and language barriers - in ways that flesh-and-blood artists would never be able to do.

Girl band aespa, for instance, consists of four human singers and dancers (Karina, Winter, Giselle and Ningning) and their four virtual counterparts - known as ae-Karina, ae-Winter, ae-Giselle and ae-Ningning. The avatars can explore virtual worlds with the fans and be used across multiple platforms.

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Girl band aespa has four human members and four virtual avatars

While chart-topping girl band, Blackpink made history with the help of their virtual twins, winning the first-ever MTV award for Best Metaverse Performance in 2022.

More than 15 million people from around the world tuned in to popular online gaming platform PUBGM to watch the group's avatars perform in real time.

During the Covid-19 pandemic Moon Sua and her K-pop group Billlie had to cancel their live performances and fan meets. Instead, the band's management company created virtual copies of band members, to throw a party for fans in the virtual world.

"Since it was our first time doing it, we were a bit clumsy," says Sua.

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All-human band Billlie took advantage of the metaverse to communicate with fans during the pandemic

"But as time went by, we got used to it, talking with the fans while adapting to the virtual world. We had such a good time."

Moon Sua was impressed by how real the group's avatars looked, but says she still prefers to meet with their followers in person.

"I don't think it's something threatening. Maybe we can learn skills from watching them? I don't think they are a threat that can replace us," says the band's main rapper.

THE RISE OF THE VIRTUAL K-POP PRINCESS

With the rise of K-pop music globally, there has also been a growing phenomenon of hyper-realistic avatars in girl bands. BBC 100 Women takes a look at the impact of these flawless fantasy artists.

But there are also some concerns in the wider industry about ethical and copyright issues that avatar technologies can present.

"There's a lot of unknowns when it comes to artists in the metaverse, virtual versions, icons of themselves, whatever it might be," Jeff Benjamin, Billboard's K-pop columnist, tells BBC 100 Women.

"It might be the fact that the artists themselves might not be in control of their image and that can create an exploitative situation."

'Too soon to know'

For fans like Lee Jisoo, 19, who studies at engineering college, K-pop has been a welcome distraction during times of stress. She has been a dedicated Billlie fan since the group launched in 2019.

"Their love for their fans is amazing. You cannot help but love them more," says Jisoo.

Jisoo collects fan albums and merchandise, while also interacting with the band online and in the virtual world.

"I feel emotions through Billlie that I wouldn't have felt if I didn't like them," she says.

"And I'm fangirling even more because I want to give back those feelings to Billlie. I think this is a positive thing for me."

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Billlie threw a party for their fans in the virtual world

But the virtual world can also be an unwelcoming space for K-pop stars and fans alike, with regulations to prevent cyberbullying or abuse lacking or rarely being enforced. The industry has been rocked by online bullying and smear campaigns waged against successful stars.

"I get more stressed out when I see mean comments on Billlie online. Because it's also an insult to the things I like, so I get stressed out and heartbroken," says Jisoo.

Child and adolescent psychiatrist Jeong Yu Kim, who works in Seoul, says it's too soon to know how virtual technology and the rise of AI characters will affect young people.

"I see the real problem is that we're not seeing each other in an authentic way," Jeong Yu says.

"In virtual worlds, we could be more free and do things that you can't do outside, you can be someone else," explained Jeong Yu. "This K-pop industry is really responsive to what the public wants, and they would want their artists to fulfil that."

Jisoo has been a dedicated Billlie fan since the group launched in 2019

"Just like any entertainment industry, there are so many pressures," says Jeff Benjamin.

"The artists are really expected to always show a good image, they're supposed to be that shining example for their fans."

But this is changing, he says, and there has been an industry-wide shift taking place in order to better serve the mental health needs of the stars and reduce the intensive workload.

"The artists themselves are also opening up about what's going on with their mental health, and that's actually forging a deeper connection with those fans."

In the fast-changing K-pop industry, it might be too soon to say whether virtual idols are a short-term fad or the future of the music industry.

But for now, for fans like Jisoo the choice of who to follow is an easy one.

"Honestly, if someone asks me, 'Do you want to watch Billlie on the metaverse for 100 minutes or in real life for ten minutes?', I'll choose to see Billlie for ten minutes in real life."

She believes "people who like real idols and people who like virtual idols are completely different" - and for many like her, it would be "hard" to fall for the avatars at the expense of human K-pop stars.

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Lei Goo Hara: O que é?

ALERTA: A matéria abaixo aborda sobre a herança da artista Hara, a petição para uma lei coreana com seu nome, o posicionamento do seu irmão mais velho contra sua mãe na justiça.

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Quase quatro meses após o falecimento da artista Goo Hara, o seu irmão mais velho, Goo Ho In, e sua mãe, Sra. Song, entraram em uma disputa legal por sua herança. A Sra. Song, reivindicou 50% da herança como o ancestral direto, apesar dela ter sido ausente na maior parte do tempo de suas vidas.

Goo Ho In entrou com uma ação contra sua mãe por uma decisão sobre a divisão da herança. Ele e seu advogado alegaram que a mãe de Goo Hara saiu de casa quando a artista tinha apenas nove anos e não conseguiam contato com ela por quase 20 anos, até ela aparecer no funeral da cantora pedindo por sua parte da herança. Durante esse período de abandono, os outros parentes preencheram a vaga da mãe e até o debut da Hara só foi possível por causa dos cuidados dedicados da família, sem a Sra. Song.

Aparentemente, a Sra. Song nomeou um representante legal e está reivindicando que, como ancestral direta de Goo Hara, ela deve receber 50% de sua herança. Há especulações de que o pai de Goo Hara rejeitou as alegações feitas pela mãe dela e até deu sua própria parte da herança ao irmão mais velho, pois ele se lamentava por passar a vida toda trabalhando e por não poder desempenhar seu papel de pai para seus filhos. A herança é dividida entre o irmão e a mãe, os dois únicos parentes diretos, já que o pai abriu mão disso.

A Dispatch alegou que quando a mãe abandonou Hara e seu irmão, o pai deles viajou por todo o país para ganhar dinheiro para sustentar os dois irmãos, ele ganhava a vida trabalhando em canteiros de obras e deixou os dois filhos com a avó e a tia. A publicação afirma que, em um momento em que as crianças precisavam do cuidado e carinho de seus pais, eles teriam sido cuidados por sua avó.

Acontece que, no dia primeiro de abril, o programa documentário da MBC, 'True Story', transmitiu um episódio que revelou mais da vida familiar de Hara. Foi confirmado que em 2017, os irmão tentaram voltar a ter contato com a Sra. Song, mas não se deram bem e foi em vão. O tio de Hara falou sobre uma conversa que teve com ela antes do falecimento:

"Hara me disse para não contar a ninguém e pediu que eu encontrasse sua mãe para ela. Eu apenas pensei que ela sentia falta da mãe quando estava ficando mais velha".

Relatos afirmam que o psiquiatra de Hara, três anos atrás, recomendou que a ela se encontrasse com sua mãe. O irmão mais velho, Goo Ho In, declarou que eles se reuniram com sua mãe biológica em 2017, quando Hara estava sofrendo de depressão e foi aconselhada a procurar sua mãe afastada. No entanto, os irmãos e sua mãe biológica não conseguiram melhorar seu relacionamento como família antes da morte de Hara, em 2019.

"Depois que elas se encontraram, Hara me disse que não deveria ter feito isso. Ela cresceu ressentindo muito sua mãe, mas depois de encontra-la em 2017, ela não teve nenhum desses sentimentos ou lembranças ruim. Ela disse que parecia tudo estranho".

Foi a primeira vez em 10 anos que a Hara viu sua mãe. Goo Ho In divulgou partes de um diário que acredita-se ter sido escrito por Goo Hara em 2016. Ela escreveu sobre como estava lutando por sentir falta da mãe e também escreveu sobre o quanto queria amor, atenção e calor.

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Goo Ho In explicou a razão pela qual ele teve coragem de falar sobre isso em uma entrevista:

"Hara e eu fomos abandonados por nossa mãe e, por isso, crescemos com cicatrizes. Talvez seja por isso que Hara continue querendo ser amada. Ela queria continuar sendo amada por seus fãs também e por isso foi ainda mais difícil para ela. Estou chateado que a pessoa que é a razão de Hara ter tido tanta dificuldade, esteja reivindicando ser sua verdadeira mãe agora, quando Hara nem está aqui. Eu nem suporto ouvir quando as palavras 'eu sou a mãe de Hara' saem da boca dela.”

Por causa dessa indignação do Goo Ho In contra a alegação de direitos da mãe, ele entrou na justiça contra ela.

A defesa de Goo Ho In está embasada no artigo 1008-2 (parcela contributiva) da Lei Civil (lei coreana), que visa à imparcialidade entre os co-herdeiros. Isto significa que, entre os ancestrais diretos, deve ser dada importância a alguém que tenha fornecido particularmente aos descendentes ou contribuído para a manutenção e aumento de suas propriedades. O irmão de Goo Hara afirmou que seu pai forneceu apoio à criança e custos de vida, e ele também ajudou ativamente como guardião após seu debut, porém ele abriu mão de sua parte e deu toda sua herança ao filho mais velho.

Sra. Song desistiu de seus direitos e custódia em 2006. No entanto, ela é descrita por Goo Ho In como alguém que compareceu ao funeral em busca de seus "direitos como mãe".

Goo Ho In disse a uma agência de notícias que a mãe havia aparecido na funerária e insistia em aparecer como o principal luto da família. Ele declarou:

"A família a deteve, então ela criou um escândalo. Ela estava segurando o telefone de uma maneira não natural, e acabou gravando um vídeo com ele. Parecia que ela estava coletando evidências para nos levar a justiça, então [nós] pegamos o telefone e excluímos o vídeo. Dois dias após o funeral, fui contactado sobre um problema no setor imobiliário da minha irmã. Quando fui para lá, havia duas pessoas que se descreviam como advogados da minha mãe. Foi quando pensei: 'Ah, ela nomeou advogados para ir atrás da herança de Hara'. Eu me senti muito traído.

Lembro-me do dia em que minha mãe saiu de casa. Eu era jovem, então não sei por que ela foi embora. Meu pai fez uma escolha extrema naquele dia. Minha irmã e eu assistimos juntos quando meu pai foi colocado na ambulância. Para minha irmã Hara, que era nova na época, a súbita ausência de nossa mãe e a dor de meu pai sempre causaram sua tristeza.”

Por outro lado, há leis que protegem o direito de herança da Sra. Song. De acordo com a Lei Civil coreana, no caso da morte de um adulto sem filhos, a mãe ou o pai têm direito à sua herança, mesmo que não os tenham criado pessoalmente. Contudo, a defesa de Goo Ho In afirma que essa lei apenas reconhece casos extremamente incomuns, como crimes contra a humanidade, por exemplo assassinato, como uma razão para desqualificar alguém do seu direito à herança.

Indignado com a situação a favor da Sra. Song, o representante legal de Goo Ho In declarou que a lei atual não fornece proteção. Mesmo que um dos pais busque ganhos financeiros após a morte de uma criança, depois que eles a abandonaram e abandonaram seu dever como pais de criar seus filhos, eles não devem receber nada. O representante legal de Goo Ho In declarou:

"Isso não apenas impede a justiça, é uma fonte secundária de dor para a família que é deixada para trás. Embora não seja fácil, queremos fazer deste caso o último com essa injustiça".

Foi dessa forma que o irmão mais velho de Hara iniciou com um movimento popular para ter apoio em um projeto de lei denominado “Lei Goo Hara”.

O advogado Noh Jong Eon explicou sobre esse projeto através de uma carta. Ele colocou grande parte da culpa da morte da Hara sobre Sra. Song e seu abandono.

O advogado alegou que há contradição de duas leis e que as razões que podem invalidar a ida da herança a um determinado parente são muito limitadas. Portanto, não há lei que afirme se mesmo em um caso onde os pais abandonaram seu filho por um longo tempo, que é o caso da Hara, se encaixa em uma das razões de desqualificação de herdeiro.

Leia um trecho de sua carta:

Os pais que abandonam seus filhos e de repente parecem reivindicar sua herança não são um problema recente.

Portanto, é uma situação urgente em que a lei de herança deve ser revisada para proteger essas crianças abandonadas e que nenhuma herança seja dada aos pais que abandonaram seus filhos. Como tal, estamos analisando várias maneiras, como uma petição de legislação para resolver a situação de Goo Hara e do irmão na direção certa e para evitar a recorrência de casos como o da família de Goo Hara. Pedimos seu interesse e apoio para que possamos impedir que essa tragédia se repita e que possamos melhorar nossa sociedade.

Gostaríamos de pedir para mãe de Goo Hara, mais uma vez, para ela olhar para isso da perspectiva de humanidade e da justiça universal perante a lei. É melhor para a Sra. Song apenas expressar suas mais profundas condolências por Goo Hara, em vez de reivindicar sua herança.

Por fim, esperamos sinceramente que Goo Hara, que foi amada por muitas pessoas, seja feliz e não fique triste em sua próxima vida.

Obrigado.

Do advogado Noh Jong Eon do escritório de advocacia S em 12 de março de 2020.

Goo Ho In escreveu sobre como ele está determinado a mudar as leis de herança em nome da prevenção de mais casos como o seu. Contudo, se a lei for aprovada, isso não vai beneficiar seu caso judicial contra sua mãe, pois será uma lei para futuros casos apenas.

O estabelecimento de uma “Lei Goo Hara” que amplie as razões da desqualificação para uma herdeiro, de modo a incluir aqueles que são substancialmente negligentes em seus deveres de parentes é o foco e o desejo do irmão mais velho de Hara.

A lei também relaxaria as condições necessárias para o reconhecimento da parte contributiva da herança, ou seja, alguém fora pai e mãe que acolheu e cuidou do falecido ter direito a herança.

Goo Ho In publicou em seu instagram um texto falando sobre esse projeto de lei e o que levou ele a tomar essa decisão. Leia a tradução abaixo:

Olá, sou Goo Ho In, o irmão mais velho da falecida Goo Hara.

(...)

Eu enviei uma petição legislativa para o estabelecimento de uma "Lei Goo Hara" porque espero que mais famílias não passem pela dor que minha família está passando, o que significa que a morte de minha irmã não será em vão.

Estou ciente de que, mesmo que a "Lei Goo Hara" seja aprovada, ela não se aplicará ao problema da minha família.

(...)

Eu estou escrevendo isso na esperança de que o nome "Goo Hara" seja lembrado como um nome que transforma nossa sociedade em uma sociedade melhor e mais justa.

(...)

Finalmente, expresso sinceramente minha gratidão a todas as pessoas que sempre amam e lamentam minha amada irmã.

O único problema para que sua petição legislativa seja avaliada pela Assembléia Nacional é que eles precisariam obter 100.000 assinaturas de cidadãos dentro de 30 dias. Felizmente, a petição alcançou sua meta em apenas 16 dias!

Como resultado de muitas pessoas concordando com a Lei Goo Hara, após o alcance da meta de 100.000 assinaturas na petição, foi enviado à Assembléia Nacional da Coréia. A petição agora está seguindo o procedimento da Assembléia Nacional e será encaminhada ao Comitê de Legislação e Judiciário da Assembléia.

Goo Ho In apareceu no programa 'News Show de Kim Hyun Jung' dia 10 de abril, onde falou:

"Existem muitas leis na sociedade que acho erradas. Conversei com um advogado e acabei iniciando a petição pela Lei Goo Hara. Pode não me afetar, mas pensei que algo assim não deveria acontecer novamente com qualquer pessoa. Acho que esse é o último presente que posso dar à minha irmã. Fiquei tão bravo quando minha mãe veio ao nosso funeral e começou a dizer às pessoas que ela era a mãe de Hara. (...) Eu acho que ela foi ao funeral tentando provar que se importava para reivindicar a herança. As leis atuais sobre herança determinam que mãe e pai pode reivindicar a herança em uma proporção de 50:50, e minha mãe está tentando reivindicar metade dela. Só posso chorar pensando em Hara. Espero que ela esteja feliz lá em cima. Hara, eu realmente gostaria que você fosse feliz. Sinto sua falta.

Por fim, o irmão também falou brevemente sobre o preço da herança. Ele critica todos que acham que são bilhões de wons, pois não é. Ele disse que o dinheiro que restou foi pouco, justificou por ela ter tido muitas pausas durante as promoções e pelas taxas significativas que vêm com o 'ser uma celebridade' a herança não é tão alta como a maioria pensa.

A família de Goo Hara, caso vençam a disputa contra a Sra. Song, planejam estabelecer uma organização sem fins lucrativos em nome da Hara. Seria uma organização para ajudar famílias monoparentais, o nome da organização seria 'Goo Hara', para que ela seja sempre lembrada com uma boa memória por bastante tempo.

Matéria pesquisada e elaborada por Girlgroups Brasil, presente no twitter e tumblr. Não retire nada sem dar os devidos créditos.

#hara #goo hara #koo hara #ku hara #gu hara #kara #girlgroups #grilgroup #gg #ggs #kpop #goohara #goo hara act #goo hara law

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韓國女消防員死後的遺產爭奪事件，再次引起公眾對「具荷拉法」的關注！

去年年底，韓國接二連三傳出了讓人心痛的噩耗，偶像女星雪莉和具荷拉相繼選擇了自殺來結束自己的生命，震驚了整個演藝圈。正值花樣年華的女星選擇踏上不歸路，固然讓人聞者心酸，但更令人毛骨悚然的是兩人的家人事後都上演了遺產爭奪戰，當中具荷拉的哥哥更向韓國國會要求立「具荷拉法」，可惜並未獲得和國會通過。然而，最近韓國就發生了另一宗遺產爭奪事件，讓人再度關注「具荷拉法」。

全州女消防員

先說說最近的這件事件吧，根據 Youtuber DenQ 的分享，韓國全州一名女消防員因為一次拯救行動中患上了創傷後壓力症候群和嚴重的抑鬱症，在去年就自殺身亡了。因為被當局判斷是因公殉職，加上她在生時並未立下遺囑，所以她的父母能夠獲得女兒的退休金、當局發放的年金和她的遺產。

然而，因為這位女消防員的父母早就離異，加上媽媽離婚後就沒有再照顧過 2 位女兒，也沒有負擔過她們多年來的養育費用，因此女消防員的姐姐和爸爸就入稟要求媽媽要支付這些年對女兒的養育費，才能夠繼承女兒的遺產。女消防員的姐姐表示，媽媽不但多年來對她們不聞不問，甚至連喪禮也沒有出席，現在出現就只是想獲得財產。那邊廂，媽媽卻表示自己當年是被丈夫趕出家門，丈夫不讓她見兩個女兒，但自己每月都有為女兒儲下韓幣 1 萬元，折合約港幣 $70 作為孩子的養育費。

根據韓國現行的法律，假若死者在離世時未有立下遺囑，其父母將可以各自平分其遺產。然而，韓國法院就女消防員的遺產案件判決，媽媽需要支付韓幣 7 千多萬養育費給爸爸，才能繼承女兒的遺產；而事件亦喚起了公眾對於「具荷拉法」的關注。

「具荷拉法」是來源

具荷拉離世後，她的財產原本由照顧她的祖母、爸爸和哥哥等平均分配。然而，在具荷拉年少時早已經離家出走的媽媽突然出現，要求按照法律來繼承具荷拉一半的遺產，根據韓國媒體計算，大約為 25 億韓幣。根據具荷拉的親哥哥具浩仁所指，這 20 多年來媽媽也沒有跟他們見過面，但在妹妹的喪禮上媽媽突然出現，而且盛裝打扮，笑得非常開心的四周跟別人說「我是具荷拉的媽媽」，甚至要求跟明星藝人拍照。媽媽過份的行為讓具浩仁忍受不了，發起「具荷拉法」提案，希望韓國政府可以立法禁止遺棄子女的父母繼承子女的遺產。

「具荷拉法」在青瓦台的請願網頁上獲得了超過 10 萬人的聯署支持，卻最終不被國會通過。雖然具浩仁知道，即使「具荷拉法」通過了，也不能用在他們的案件上，但抱著「送給妹妹最後的禮物」的想法，具浩仁還是作出最大的努力。具浩仁的代表律師指，雖然目前國會否決了提案，但之後會繼續嘗試推動法案，而具浩仁亦向��院申請了禁止媽媽繼承具荷拉遺產，並會在 7 月初進行初審。據知，具荷拉生前一直對於媽媽感到非常遺憾，非常想念媽媽，卻無法跟對方見面，讓她非常痛心。

雪莉家的版本

除了具荷拉外，雪莉的家人同樣遇上了類似的事情。雪莉離世後，同樣遺下了約 50 億韓幣；而雪莉的父母在許多年前已經協議離婚，雙方亦另組家庭，雪莉跟著媽媽生活，但年紀很小就被送去當練習生。

雪莉雖然跟父母關係不太好，哥哥卻非常照顧她。然而，雪莉離世後，有指父母為了遺產繼承問題掀起了紛爭，爸爸就跟朋友說表示希望能繼承女兒的遺產，再按上帝旨意回饋社會；但有指雪莉的哥哥崔健熙就反駁爸爸的做法，表示他連雪莉的墓地也沒有去過拜祭。不過，崔健熙卻表明會放棄繼承妹妹的遺產，表示妹妹為這個家付出了太多，不希望再花妹妹的錢。

不管如何，這些事件也讓人聽得無奈又心酸。事實上，很多韓國網民都主張希望當局能立法，禁止沒有盡到養育責任的父母能夠獲得子女的遺產，不要讓死者的家屬有第二次的傷害。家人離世固然之讓人難過，假若還要因為財產分配問題而起分歧的話，未免太讓人傷感了吧。

延伸閱讀： >Sulli 雪莉用她短短的人生來告訴我們，當女人是一種選擇，並不是妥協！ >「這是當藝人的代價吧！」節目訪問留言給雪莉的酸民，才知道人性能如此扭曲！ >彷彿由悲劇組成的人生：具荷拉的離去讓我們更清楚當女生的無奈和委曲！ >韓國藥劑師 YouTuber「播性病毒」醜聞，是在訴說著一種怎樣的厭女文化？

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latestkorea1 · 3 years

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Goo Hara Brother To Sell 10 Oil Artistic Creations By The Late KARA Member

Goo Ho In announced the plans for an auction, as well as the fact that the proceeds will go toward helping children raised in single-parent households. Along with the statement, he posted the photographs below "Goo Hara paintings will be auctioned off. We'll donate a portion of our profits to Florence, a non-profit that helps children growing up in single-parent families."The auction will continue from November 24 through December 10 KST, marking the second anniversary of Hara's death. In other news, in April, the 'Goo Hara Act' was passed.

Goo Hara Death

She is best known for being a former member of the K-Pop group Kara, which she joined in 2008. Goo was found dead at her house around 18:00 local time (09:00 GMT) on Sunday, according to the Gangnam Police Department, as reported by Yonhap news agency. Goo Hara had taken to Instagram just before her death to upload a selfie of herself lying in her bed with the caption "Goodnight."

"Her situation raised red flags. She had already attempted suicide. That meant she could try again whenever she wanted "Yonsei University psychology professor Lee Dong-gwi said."

#goo hara #sulli moodboard #sulli #kpop #kpop 2021 #kpop news #latestkorea #south korea #kpop idols #kara #Goo Hara Death #Goo Hara Sucide #Goo Hara Paintings

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Generally speaking, how is mental health for idols? It's such a demanding life to have, I worry that it takes its toll.

Disclaimer: The following response is informed by my experience working in the music industry.

cw: mental illness, suicide

Generally speaking, mental health is terrible for idols.

From the moment an idol enters the music industry as a trainee, they are constantly molded and shaped into a perfectly manufactured product and are expected to perform a role at all times when they are in public. Most idols are acutely aware of this fact, and also are aware that innate talent can only get them so far in this industry - it’s hard work, sacrifice, and the will to do whatever it takes that really separates the wheat from the chaff.

But while the majority of idols understand the kind of work that it takes to become successful, not everyone truly understands what that level of success may mean.

The way “success” is defined in entertainment is largely evaluated by one’s fame. But the problem with fame is the amount of immense pressure that comes along with it, as well as the loss of freedom which we all take for granted.

The moment someone reaches the level of fame that certain idols do reach, they inevitably lose a great deal of the freedoms they once enjoyed. They can no longer go to a store, eat at a restaurant, go out with friends, walk down the street hand-in-hand with someone they love, go on a walk, or do anything at all, without being aware that they are always being watched by someone and their actions and every move will be recorded and scrutinized. Some idols may also have to deal with sasaeng, some of whom may actually be very dangerous.

I once worked with an idol who received poisoned food gifts from someone who claimed to be their fan - as a result, from that point on, they never again accepted any kind of food gift and we would have to throw away anything that we did not purchase ourselves. This same idol actually had been through a massive scandal which had resulted in some pretty scary death threats which not only targeted himself, but also his family - including his parents.

The threats escalated to stalking and constant harassment that made it so the idol could no longer even leave his house. It was a really terrifying time for him and his family, and it resulted in suicidal ideation which he luckily did not act on.

Luckily, this scandal did pass for him and he managed to survive.

But, there are artists who experience such extreme levels of fame that even though they may not ever experience a scandal, the pressure that is placed upon them by their management company, the fans, and the media is so enormous that it results in severe mental illness. Between the nonstop grind of schedules, the impossible hope of unattainable perfection, and always having to put on a happy face even beneath the crush of never ending criticism, many idols end up struggling with depression that often goes untreated. The ones who are victims of internet bullying tend to struggle even more.

Unfortunately, a number of idols/celebrities have succumbed to depression in recent years, including SHINee’s Kim Jonghyun, f(x)’s Sulli, and Kara’s Goo Hara, among many more. Since May 2020, Japan lost Miura Haruma, Sei Ashina, Takeuchi Yuko, and Kimura Hana. There is an epidemic of suicides in Asia, and its victims are largely all idols and celebrities.

It certainly doesn’t help that mental health is largely thought of as an afterthought in Asia, and often, is never discussed. There is immense stigma associated with requiring any kind of treatment for mental health, and many not only do not believe in the efficacy of mental health treatment, but they also do not believe in the very idea of mental illness, unless it’s something undeniable like schizophrenia.

As a result, there really isn’t adequate mental health care in Asia, and idols in particular, who are expected to always strive for unattainable perfection and perform perfection at all times, would never dream of sullying their so-called “perfect” image with the dark stain of mental illness. This only compounds the problem more.

The reality is that being an idol is hard - and being an idol with mental illness is even more difficult.

The fact that management companies aren’t doing more to acknowledge the mental health crisis that is plaguing the entertainment industry only serves to demonstrate the amorality of these agencies, who treat human beings like products, who rarely ever see the human behind dollar signs. It’s one of the reasons why I actually am glad to no longer be working in this space.

I do hope that one day, management companies will wake the fuck up and actually start giving a shit about their artists.

How many more have to die before they realize there’s actually a problem?

#mental health #idols #cw: suicide #cw: mental illness #Anonymous #ask #peek answers

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A little over one month ago on December 1st, 2020, the “Goo Hara Act” passed the National Assembly in South Korea.

There had been an ongoing legal battle between Hara’s older brother Goo Ho In and their mother over the late Goo Hara’s inheritance. After her passing, their mother filed a lawsuit demanding 50% of Goo Hara’s inheritance as she believed she had a right to it as her mother. More info here on the final settlement.

It is publicly known that the siblings were raised by their grandmother and aunt, as their mother abandoned them as children.

Prior to this act, the South Korean law stated that a mother or father would have the right to their child’s inheritance after their passing, even if the parents did not raise them properly. With the approval of the “Goo Hara Act”, this would increase the reasons of disqualifications to include those who were negligent to their familial duties.

This is an incredible victory for Goo Ho In and for the late Goo Hara.

Happy Birthday Hara; you are loved and missed by many ♡

#happy hara day #goo hara #hara #kara #mine

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the-quick-list · 4 years

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An enormous list of resources against the porn industry and the sex trade.

Words from exited women, words from the producers, words from the researchers. Blunt, irrefutable evidence of the damage and oppression of the sex trade and the harm that the words used to legitimize and apologize for it cause.

THESE ARE NOT OPINION PIECES, all links will be either thorough research articles or first-hand accounts and events.

Links to other blogs or reddit threads contain examples or links to the above. Everything here is objective, empirical evidence against pornography and the sex trade. The intent of this blog is to make it virtually impossible to leave this page, with all links explored, under the assumption that “sex work” could ever be anything than what it demonstrably is, and that is sexual oppression.

Prostitution Studies, Links, and Exploits: National research paper and survey found %80 of prostituted women surveyed were victims of trafficking and force: https://www.ncjrs.gov/pdffiles1/nij/grants/238796.pdf

Survey of prostituted women in 9 countries finds %85-90 of women/girls involved want out: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/254381847_Prostitution_and_Trafficking_in_Nine_Countries

Legalized prostitution increases sexual trafficking and greatly hinders efforts fighting it:

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0305750X12001453

https://orgs.law.harvard.edu/lids/2014/06/12/does-legalized-prostitution-increase-human-trafficking/

Normalized “sex work” forces women into “survival sex”: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/universal-credit-survival-sex-work-dwp-work-pensions-committee-austerity-a8925296.html Legalizing prostitution has not negated the harms of prostitution towards women nor harms to women socially: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/240698342_Bad_for_the_Body_Bad_for_the_Heart_Prostitution_Harms_Women_Even_if_Legalized_or_Decriminalized

Former prostituted, and exited, woman speaks out against prostitution and sex work lobbying, adds citations: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/1077801205276987?journalCode=vawa

The invisible men project is a prostitution review board of anonymous accounts reviewing sexual experiences with prostituted women. This is NOT a direct link to its pages, but the page it links to does contain a link to them. Graphic accounts of sexual abuse and violence within:

https://prostitutionresearch.com/the-invisible-men-project/

Teenvogue uses “sex work is work” rhetoric in publication targeting teenaged girls: https://www.teenvogue.com/story/why-sex-work-is-real-work

Pornography Studies, Exploits, and Links:

Porn industry, despite safety concerns and expert health advise, fights against making condoms mandatory in pornography: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Measure_B#Legal_appeal Mainstream pornography contains more cases of spread STD’s than that of the prostitution scene totalled in Nevada: https://www.aidshealth.org/2012/10/l-a-porn-stars-have-more-stds-than-nevada-prostitutes/

Porn exposure shown to, in general, have a link in sexual assault among teenaged boys: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6751001/

https://www.apa.org/news/press/releases/2017/08/pornography-exposure

Studies on exposure to pornography among young boys and girls finds that boys are more likely to seek deliberate exposures, are exposed to more violent pornograhy: https://scholars.unh.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1283&context=soc_facpub

https://learning.nspcc.org.uk/research-resources/2016/i-wasn-t-sure-it-was-normal-to-watch-it Another study on youth exposure to pornography finds similar findings to the above, and also notes that pornography has an influence over sexually violent attitudes toward women/girls: https://aifs.gov.au/publications/effects-pornography-children-and-young-people-snapshot

60+ Japanese women tricked into pornography: https://fightthenewdrug.org/tricked-into-porn-countless-japanese-actresses-forced-to-have-sex-on-camera/

Porn has been proven to increase sexually violent attitudes among men towards women:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11200099

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/12131276_Exploring_the_Connection_Between_Pornography_and_Sexual_Violence

Pornography is demonstrably intertwined with and perpetuates sexual trafficking:

https://www.nationalreview.com/2018/08/porn-human-trafficking-reinforce-each-other/

https://humantraffickingsearch.org/the-connection-between-sex-trafficking-and-pornography/

Playboy posted child pornography in its magazines, and legally fought for and won the right to continue to use the image of a nude 10 year old girl:

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/brooke-shields-nude-child-photo/ 15 yo girl went missing, was found after being identified in 58 pornographic videos over several websites: https://meaww.com/amp/missing-teen-adult-video-pornhub-modelhub-snapchat-periscope?__twitter_impression=true K-Pop star Goo Hara came forward about her rape being filmed, this prompted her name to become trending on major porn websites. This ultimately lead to her death. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-50535937

PornHub worked with GirlsDoPorn, a company that has been charged with distribution of child pornography and sexual trafficking through Pornhub and various sites. To this day, GirlsDoPorn videos are still on Pornhub, and have surged in popularity AFTER publicly made known: https://www.thedailybeast.com/girls-do-porn-owner-michael-pratt-hit-with-child-pornography-and-sex-trafficking-charges

PornHub official on reddit advocates against reporting Child-Pornography to authorities: https://old.reddit.com/r/PornIsMisogyny/comments/fz011e/pornhub_caught_telling_people_not_to_report_child/

Same PornHub official publicly denies unconensual content being hosted on pornhub, saying content is “unlikely”: https://old.reddit.com/r/antipornography/comments/fx07zi/ukatie_is_trying_real_hard_to_keep_the_ship_from/

Pornography has been shown to be highly addictive, comparable to neurotics: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3050060/

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4600144/

Pornography shown to regress the brain to a juvenile state: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-7736569/Watching-porn-rewires-brain-juvenile-state-neuroscientist-warns.html

Porn consumption damages intimacy and relationships: https://www.npr.org/2017/10/09/556606108/research-explores-the-effect-pornography-has-on-long-term-relationships

Porn consumption may show connections to eating disorders among spouses https://news.osu.edu/mens-porn-habits-could-fuel-partners-eating-disorders-study-suggests/ Porn consumption has normalized and increase attempted violent, harmful sex acts: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-51967295 PornHub live OPENLY hosted videos of prostituted children in Thailand being raped: Host of video+comments acknowledge that the children are in pain/crying. https://anti-porn-unicorn.tumblr.com/post/616831683042443264/pornhub-profits-off-of-child-abuse-and-rape-tw

Pornography Testimonies of Those within the industry or have been involuntarily used by it:

Linda Lovelace of the seminal porn film “Deepthroat” states she was forced into the film, and at certain points at gun point: https://web.archive.org/web/20120210113608/https://againstpornography.org/reallindalovelace.html Pictures of an underaged Traci Lord were used in Penthouse magazine, as well as a history of rape and abuse: https://web.archive.org/web/20120210101617/https://againstpornography.org/tracilordsinterview.html

Twitter user posts multiple posts detailing her child-hood rape being filmed and posted to PornHub, only for Pornhub to do nothing: https://old.reddit.com/r/antipornography/comments/ftgjcn/pornhub_profits_off_of_toddler_rape_end_of/ Rose Kalemba famously reported to BBC about her adolescent rape being on pornhub, and pornhub refusing to remove the video: https://old.reddit.com/r/antipornography/comments/fumgr1/pornhub_isnt_wholesome_due_to_charitable/

After that incident, Rose would take to Twitter again to state that after her BBC article was published, her name was trending on PornHub. PornHub users were looking for videos of her rape.

PornHub account comments that a girl in scene looks 12 (73 upvotes). Following reply: “You say that like its a bad thing” and “I’m not complaining” https://old.reddit.com/r/antipornography/comments/ftgmo6/pornhub_doesnt_verify_age_or_consent/ A-list porn actresses (A-list meaning the “safest” and “regulated” porn) opening up about rape, coercion, and violence on set.

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A-list porn producers openly deriding women and celebrating abuse

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