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ADOR has announced increased legal measures to protect NewJeans from malicious fake news, privacy violations, and defamation. They plan to file criminal complaints against those spreading harmful content and are actively cooperating with authorities to combat deepfake crimes. Amid contract disputes, two members have returned to ADOR after a court ruling upheld their contract, while the remaining members expressed their decision to return separately.

Min Hee-jin, former ADOR representative, emphasizes that NewJeans exists as a complete group of five. In a recent interview, she highlighted the importance of their unity and urged that the members should be protected from unnecessary conflicts. Following a year of legal disputes, the group is set to return to ADOR, with all members expressing their commitment to work together. Hee-jin respects their decision and hopes for their happiness and growth as a cohesive unit.

NewJeans chose not to appeal a court ruling that confirmed their exclusive contract with ADOR. The members expressed their intention to continue working with ADOR after careful consideration. Following the ruling, all five members communicated their commitment to return to the group, with ADOR confirming they are verifying this intention and will hold individual meetings with the members.

Hani from NewJeans was recently spotted in Ushuaia, Argentina, where she looked happy and had dyed her hair brown. This sighting gained attention due to the recent news of NewJeans members indicating their intent to return to their agency ADOR, with one member reportedly in Antarctica. The group's legal battles with ADOR continue, with a recent court ruling favoring the agency.

NewJeans has announced their return to ADOR, drawing major media attention in Japan. This marks a significant development after their contract termination last November. Members Minji, Hani, and Danielle expressed their intent to return, although through a legal representative. Their influence in Japan is substantial, evidenced by their chart-topping hits and record-breaking performances.

NewJeans members have officially announced their return to ADOR after individual meetings and discussions about their future. The decision comes nearly a year after a unilateral contract termination. While two members returned after careful consideration, the remaining three expressed their intent to return, leading to mixed reactions from fans.

Min Heejin, former head of ADOR, supports NewJeans' return, highlighting the members' courage and the importance of their unity. She expresses gratitude to fans for their support and hopes for the members' happiness and growth. Heejin also clarifies that her ongoing lawsuit with HYBE is unrelated to NewJeans.

NewJeans members Hae-rin and Hae-in confirmed their return to ADOR after careful consideration. Following this, Minji, Hani, and Daniel also expressed their intent to return, but their announcement was made without prior consultation with ADOR, leading to speculation about their future activities. ADOR is currently verifying the intentions behind their return.

NewJeans members Minji, Hani, and Danielle have announced their intention to return to ADOR, confirming their decision after careful discussions. This follows Hae-rin and Hae-in's earlier announcements. The group had previously declared a contract dispute with ADOR, but now all five members may resume activities together after nearly a year.

The Seoul Central District Court ruled in favor of ADOR in a lawsuit regarding the validity of exclusive contracts with NewJeans members. The court dismissed ILLIT's plagiarism claims, stating that while some similarities exist, they do not constitute plagiarism. The court also noted that the concept of an idol group's image is not easily classified under publicity or intellectual property rights. Following the ruling, NewJeans members expressed their intention to appeal, citing a complete breakdown of trust with ADOR.