K-pop JeA "The N-Bang incident" creeps me out, let's act until the end.

K-pop JeA "The N-Bang incident" creeps me out, let's act until the end.

JeA, a member of the group Brown Eyed Girls, has called for continued attention to the 'N-Burn case.'
JeA said on social media on Wednesday, "While continuing to join the people's petition regarding the N-Bang incident, I was heartbroken at the thought that there wasn't much I could do right away. I'm so angry and thrilled to think that similar things have happened and are still happening."
He added, "All we have to do is keep an eye on the second and third N rooms so that they don't happen. Let's take action that can be done to the end of our lives, let's shake off our helplessness," he added. JeA added photos that read "No More" and related hashtags such as "Punishment of all subscribers of N-Bangbang" and "Punishment of all the perpetrators."
Meanwhile, "The Park Sa-bang Incident" is an incident in which video footage of the sexual exploitation of minors was filmed and shared by the mobile messenger Telegram, which is a closed-door chat room. Cho Joo-bin, the so-called "Dr. Cho," who ran the chat room, was arrested on charges of violating the law on the protection of sex between children and teenagers, and police sent him to the prosecution on Saturday morning with an opinion of indictment.
In addition, the police are investigating "N-Bang," the beginning of a telegram chat room that shares sexual exploitation. According to the women's group, "N-Bang" was run by a figure named "God God." It was also reported that the telegram nickname "Watchman," who received the right to operate from "God God" in February last year, was caught and arrested in September last year.
As the case became public, there have been a series of public petitions on Cheong Wa Dae's public petition board to disclose the identities of subscribers who joined the "Park Sa-bang and No. n" and shared the video. Celebrities also raised their voices against violent punishment.