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[TRANS] Japanese Fans: “Petition to demand for JYJ to have freedom in Japanese activities”

T/N: This is the summarize version of the petition for the court. Please go this website (http://xoxojyj.web.fc2.com/20120209.html) to read the full version of the petition.
Petition to demand for JYJ to have freedom in Japanese activities
Organizer: Japan Fancafe JYJ Their Rooms
Submitted to: Tokyo District Court
Start Date: 09/02/2012

JYJ is currently in a trial against Avex regarding their contract.
Even though they are foreigners, the reason for this litigation is because of the large number of fans who are waiting for the restart of their Japanese activities.
We, JYJ’s Japanese fans, had been thinking of ways to support them who are currently engaged in the trial and had decided to submit the petition to the court.
JYJ who couldn’t escape the constraint from Avex, even a day faster, we would like to send our voice to the court and also JYJ of our wish for them to be able to restart their activities in Japan again. The petition and the signature shall be submitted to the court through C-Jes’ representative attorney. We planned to submit the petition on next trial fixed date, so we planned to finish this before the planned end date (only real name, nicknames are unjustifiable).
Signature project details
Petition to demand for JYJ to have freedom in Japanese activities.
1- On September 16th 2010, Avex suddenly announced JYJ’s hiatus in Japanese activities, thus taking away the possibility of JYJ’s Japanese activities and the fans chance to listen to JYJ’s singing.
2- Furthermore, for Avex, in regards of the activity hiatus, had recognized the hiatus as a one-sided fact and using this as the reason, explained it to the media and HP through claims, spreading it via twitter of their staff etc, hence profoundly hurting JYJ and C-Jes status in Japan.
3- Despite after the announcement of JYJ’s hiatus, Avex continued selling JYJ’s CD and DVD without JYJ’s consent. They also work together with Oricon in not including the total sale of both items on the Oricon ranking. Fans wanted to support the artist and JYJ’s product by putting them on the ranking, but both companies had merely scheme the conduct as a way to gain profit for their own benefit, thus making the fans to lose their faith in the companies.
4- JYJ’s June 2011’s charity event (Tokyo) and November’s concert (Ibaraki), Avex turn a deft ear to many fan’s wish and continue putting pressure on the venue and related person in charge in order to cause the activities to be suspended.
5- And then JYJ, who had even now been suspended in activities since a year and a half, due to Avex influence in Japan’s entertainment industry, could not have freedom in doing Japanese activities.
We cannot condone anymore of Avex’s continuous persistent disturbance on JYJ’s activities, and as consumers, this actions had caused a large mental anguish. We could deduce from this kind of inconsistency in Avex’s speech and conduct, the company’s objective of publication is not the reason for JYJ’s hiatus in activities, but their goal is to bind JYJ by the contract without any action (to solve the problem) but, nothing more than to deprive them in Japan’s entertainment world.
In addition, South Koreahas enlistment system in which around 2 years, they would have to undergo their military duties and will not be able to have their artist activities. Since the three members of JYJ are in middle of the twenties, it won’t be weird if they are enlisted. Taking in the consideration that for South Korean’s young male artist, the activities up until their military enlistment influence the importance of their lifetime, we seek for immediate solution to solve this problem.
Apart fromSouth Korea and Japan, JYJ has fans from all parts of the world. Their worldwide fans naturally defends JYJ to have their (JYJ) human right respected, thus they also wished for JYJ to have freedom in doing their activities, thus the fans are paying close attention of this trial in Japan. For the judgment, we humbly request to please naturally respect the freedom in the artist’s activities and human right, and to also consider each and every fan’s feeling who loves the artist.
We, JYJ’s Japanese fans wished from the bottom of our heart for the court’s sense of justice of a prompt judgment for the liberty of JYJ from Avex andSouth Korea’s SM Ent unfair disturbance and the freedom of JYJ’s Japanese activities.
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PETITION LINK.
On February 29th, 2012 at 00:19 hrs.
Target signature:10 000, now it’s up to 17 100.
Good job Japanese Fans ^_^
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Credit: Japan Fancafe JYJ Their RoomsPetition Link
Translated by:  Helly of JYJ3
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[PETITION TUTORIAL] Tell CGV your disappointment at their actions and breach of contract

This petition is to let CGV know that you are against their unilateral decision to cancel The Day‘s screenings just days before the premiere and that you seek a better explanation for their action instead of the flimsy excuse that they provided. You are also declaring your stance against the “bullying” that has become endemic in the entertainment industry.

Step 1: Register for a Daum account by visiting http://www.daum.net/

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Step 2: Sign the petition here: http://m.agora.media.daum.net/petition/mobile/view?id=118817

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Tutorial by: Natalie
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[NEWS] 120131 JYJ Fans Organize Online Petition and Boycott of CGV


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Shortly after news of
 JYJ’s documentary film, “The Day,” being cancelled from release due to contractual issues with CGV theaters, JYJ fans have organized an online petition and movement for boycott of all CGV theaters.
On the portal site Daum, thousands of fans at the community called “Agora*” posted an online petition requesting CGV’s explanation of the issue. The petition, which is aiming for 100,000 supporters, encourage more participation of all JYJ fans by saying, “JYJ is being ostracized by a group of people. We should stop it now.” Also, some of the netizens are organizing a group boycott of all CGV theaters, which is one of the largest movie theater chains in the country.
On January 30, JYJ’s agency, C-JeS Entertainment announced the abrupt cancellation of JYJ’s documentary film, “The Day,” citing CGV’s unexplained breach of contract. CGV addressed the issue saying, “C-JeS released the press release and announced the deal before the contract was finalized.”
However, Baek Chang Suk, the head of C-JeS, said, “Such illegal and nonsensical incident happens to JYJ two to three times a week. We’re not even sure if we can fight these big companies, but in order to prevent the 2nd or 3rd victim, we will continue to fight in this absurd and unfair environment.”
* Only those with Daum account can sign this petition.  I-fans can sign on these related petitions: Change.org or Twitition
Credit: Nate + Soompi
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[TRANS] 110719 JYJ’s Petition Is Close To Reaching 10,000… The KBS Controversy Still Blazes Bright



A petition has been set up on the controversy surrounding KBS’ cancellation of JYJ’s performance.

Currently in Daum’s petition thread Agora, a petition by the name of ‘KBS Jeju’s Baffling Cancellation Of JYJ’s Performance’. With two days left for the petition and a 10,000 signature goal, it has already collected over 9,200 signatures(6pm on the 19th).

The netizen who began the petition stated, “The representative of KBS Jeju stated in an interview that KBS apologized to JYJ, but we need a more detailed explanation,” and “KBS Jeju needs to apologize and explain the current situation.”

JYJ were scheduled to perform at the ‘Jeju 7 Natural Wonders of the World KBS Special’ on the 20th as the island’s honorary ambassadors. However, they received a notification of cancellation on the 16th from KBS Jeju.

JYJ’s management C-JeS Entertainment stated on the 17th, “We will take the appropriate legal action against those who deceived the artistes in this case.”


Credits: TV Report
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[INFO] Sign The Petition for “JYJ Charity Event in Japan to be held as scheduled”

JYJ Charity Event for the Northeast Japan Earthquake and Tsunami

Disaster. We strongly request signatures for the JYJ Charity Event to be held as scheduled.

Organizer: Mickey ☆Yuen
Reason for this signature collection:
 
So many precious lives have been lost by the catastrophic earthquake and tsunami in northeast Japan and there are still so many disaster victims who need continuous support. Under the circumstances, JYJ stood up to organize a charity event in Japan. However, for certain reasons, it is difficult to get the permission from the venue owner-Saitama Super Arena. (Note: This event was initially planned at Saitama Super Arena)
This signature collection is our plea for the event to be held as planned, considering JYJ’s thoughtfulness towards the disaster victims. We do not want to waste their goodwill.
This is to ask for your participation in signing through internet. Your cooperation is highly appreciated. Thank you!
PC:http://www.shomei.tv/project-1744.html
  • Duration of this collection: From April 19, 2011 – May 1, 2011
  • Where to submit: The organizer will submit them to Saitama Super Arena.
  • Eligibility for participation: For those who LOVE JYJ regardless of nationality.
  • Our Mission Target Signatures Number: Ten thousand (10,000) signatures.
Message from the Organizer:
 
I myself am living in the disaster affected area and I have lost people I know and love, also I have lost my workplace. Looking at the disaster-affected area through my own eyes, I have been thinking if there is anything I can do to help for the disaster victims. I love JYJ and I love my local area.
For our country’s reconstruction, your understanding and your cooperation on this request is greatly appreciated! Thank you very much for your time.
Kind regards,

Organizer: Mickey ☆Yuen
International fans  please read the followed steps to sign the Petition:

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[UPDATE] There are currently two petitions:
1) http://www.shomei.tv/project-1744.html –> ”JYJ Charity Event in Japan to be held as scheduled” 
2) http://www.shomei.tv/project-1749.html –> “A Demand Letter from JYJ Japanese fans to Avex” (Read More HERE).

Both Petitions can be signed following the instructions posted above. But We still need to confirm if international fans can participate in the 2) Petition. So far as I know the 2nd Petition isn’t out yet for international fans. So please only sign the 1st Petition:  ”JYJ Charity Event in Japan to be held as scheduled” .

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Park Chang Jong tweets about international fans' petition

15 March 2011

Park Chang Jong, a progressive politician and lawyer who works for human rights and minors in Korean society, tweeted about international fans' petition:

JYJ (Dong Bang Shin Ki).  More than 86,000 foreign fans submitted a petition to the Fair Trade Commission requesting that [JYJ's] entertainment activity rights be guaranteed and respected.  Even after the ruling that their entertainment contract is invalid, the fact that their media appearances keep getting canceled or blocked is tantamount to spitting on the law.   Korean government and media outlets, uphold the rule of law!

Original Message: 

source: @parkchanjong
translation: Jimmie of TheJYJFiles
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[NEWS] JYJ’s 80K Foreign Fans Submit Petition to the Court, “Stop SM’s Interferences”

86,418 foreign fans of JYJ (Kim Jaejoong, Park Yoochun, Kim Junsu) submitted a petition that addresses JYJ’s restricted entertainment activities among other issues to the Seoul Central District Court.

On February 28, JYJ’s foreign fans communicated through a press release that “between February 2nd and February 25, foreign fans voluntarily translated the petition into 10 different languages and set up a website for the signing of the petition in order to urge the Seoul Central District Court to issue a timely ruling confirming JYJ’s rights and guaranteeing their entertainment activities.”

JYJ’s foreign fans clarified their purpose in launching the petition as the following: “We, the international consumers of Korean Wave and fans of entertainers Kim Jaejoong, Park Yuchun, and Kim Junsu, of groups Dong Bang Shin Ki and JYJ (hereafter, collectively “JYJ”), petition for the public recognition and the cessation of the longstanding and repeated infringement by S.M. Entertainment Co., Ltd. (hereafter, “S.M. Entertainment”), KMP Holdings Co., Ltd. (hereafter, “KMP Holdings”), the Korean Entertainment Producers Association (hereafter, “KEPA”), and the Korean Federation of Pop Culture and Arts Industry (hereafter, “KFPCAI”) upon JYJ’s legal rights affirmed by courts of the Republic of Korea and their human rights which she has committed to uphold by entering into international treaties.”

In addition, foreign fans explained, “SM Entertainment and its affiliated organizations have flagrantly violated orders by the courts of the Republic of Korea regarding JYJ’s right to engage in entertainment activity freely and without interferences.”

Furthermore, foreign fans noted the importance of intellectual property rights, labour rights and the right to wage protection through disclosure in this case. They expressed their position that “[these rights] apply to JYJ as citizens of the Republic of Korea who have had their legal right to freely pursue entertainment activities without interference infringed,” and that “[JYJ’s] right to just and favourable conditions of work with sufficient rest and right to wage protection through adequate disclosure must be guaranteed.”

They continued, “We ask that the Republic of Korea show her commitment to these basic rights and publicly condemn and correct the current situation at once.”

On February 21, the Seoul Central District Court Civil Cases Division 51 (Judge Kim Daewoong) acknowledged that SM was illegally interfering in JYJ’s activities and granted an order for indirect compulsory performance [in favour of JYJ].

이수연 dream@newsen.com
Translation by Jimmie of TheJYJFiles

[News] JYJ’s Foreign Fans Launch Petition in 10 Languages, “Protect JYJ’s Rights”

JYJ’s Foreign Fans Launch Petition in 10 Languages, “Protect JYJ’s Rights”
Starnews, Feb. 14, 2011
[Money Today Starnews Reporter Park Youngwoong]


Foreign fans are mobilizing for JYJ, who are in the midst of a lawsuit with SM Entertainment over their exclusive [contract].

As of the 14th, foreign fans of JYJ are continuing a petition that aims to protect and get recognized JYJ’s rights.

Foreign fans have opened and continue to monitor a page dedicated to the petition, which has been translated into 10 languages, including English, Chinese, Japanese, and French. Korean fans are not permitted to participate.

Since this petition directly addresses [JYJ’s] lawsuit on the validity of their contract, it will be submitted to the court. Fans have concluded that this lawsuit is causing JYJ’s inability to appear on music programmes as well as other constraints in their supposedly free entertainment activities.

Previously JYJ fans launched an ad campaign on January 27th with messages supporting JYJ. As a result, 120 buses in Seoul and other important cities (Gwangju, Daejeon, Daegu, Busan) are carrying the advertisement, “[JYJ] we cheer on your youth” for a month.

Source: Starnews via Nate
Translated by: Jimmie of TheJYJFiles

Petition for the Recognition and Protection of JYJ’s Legal and Human Rights

Not too long ago, the Korean Entertainment Producers Association (KEPA) revealed that it would write and circulate a petition to be submitted to the Korean court in order to influence the outcome of the JYJ v. SM Entertainment (SM) litigation in SM’s favor and against JYJ. KEPA also claimed that JYJ was lying to the public on the issue of their unfair contract with SM. The original article on KEPA’s petition can be viewed here. When this news became public, many international fans of JYJ and the original Dong Bang Shin Ki urged us to launch a petition on behalf of international fans to counter KEPA’s and to voice support for Jaejoong, Yoochun and Junsu. In answer to your requests, the Petition for the Recognition and Protection of JYJ’s Legal and Human Rights is finally here and on the cusp of being launched. THE PETITION WILL OFFICIALLY OPEN FOR SIGNATURES ON FEB. 3, 2011, 1:00pm (KST) AND WILL CLOSE ON FEB. 15. The petition is also available in Japanese, Chinese, French, Vietnamese, Spanish and Thai.

Those of you who want to express your support for JYJ and opposition to KEPA in a way that will be heard and recognized by the Korean court, the Korean government and the general Korean public, click on “Sign Petition” below. You will be taken to the petition website. The website is completely secure and your privacy is completely protected. As this petition will reach the Korean court and government agencies, please follow all instructions carefully.

Thanks and appreciation to 3rebelangels, Bea, Danielle, Lena, Marta, Starfield and JYJfamily.com.vn for your help in translating.

Source: theJYJFiles