@sooya.ot4: The platform Law Talk News revealed, through its representative—a Korean lawyer—that OA Entertainment, Jennie’s agency, has already begun taking action and gathering evidence through a legal representative assigned specifically to this case. The lawyer clarified that Jennie has no intention of showing leniency or reaching any settlement, and summarized the potential penalties in three points as follows: 1. Whether the video is real (but shared without the consent of the person involved) or a fake created using deepfake/AI technology, both cases fall under Articles 14 and 14-2 of the sexual crimes law. The first person to distribute the video may face up to 7 years in prison or a fine of up to 50 million won. 2. If someone claims, “I didn’t create the video, I only shared it,” this does not exempt them from responsibility. Whether it is reposting, forwarding, or re-uploading, intentional distribution is still considered a crime. Legally, it is treated as a distribution offense, punishable by up to 7 years in prison. 3. Individuals who question the authenticity of the video in a way that humiliates the victim, mock her, or make sexually suggestive comments with the intent to degrade are also held accountable under the offense of committing indecent acts via telecommunications, according to the sexual crimes punishment law. The penalty can reach up to 2 years in prison or a fine of up to 20 million won. At the end of his statement to the platform, the lawyer said: “Turning someone else’s suffering into entertainment or something for others to enjoy can come at a heavy cost, and it may ultimately result in a criminal record related to sexual crimes that stays with you for the rest of your life.” #creatorsearchinsights #jennie #blink #explore #viral

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