Understanding the Failure of Aftermath Handling in Sexual Abuse Cases within the Entertainment Industry

Understanding the Failure of Aftermath Handling in Sexual Abuse Cases within the Entertainment Industry

Reader’s Question:
We often hear about sexual abuse in the entertainment industry, but what do you think is the reason behind the failure of a national idol’s aftermath handling? Is it influenced by the disbandment of Johnny’s Office, or is it simply a reflection of changing times?

Sexual Abuse in the Entertainment Industry and the Failure of Aftermath Handling

Recently, there
has been an increase in reports about sexual abuse within the entertainment industry. Specifically, concerning the aftermath handling of national idols, it prompts us to think about how things ended up this way. Since I also work part-time at a judicial scrivener’s office, I want to delve into this from a legal perspective.

Changes in Agency Power

As mentioned in user comments, the diminished power of agencies is certainly one factor at play. In the past, when many troubles arose, agencies effectively managed to cover them up, and this previous experience has an impact. Through my studies in law, I have come to realize how significant the influence of those in power can be. For instance, while researching a notable case, I was deeply pained to learn just how difficult it is for victims to speak out.

Shifts in Era and Changes in Awareness

On the other hand, we cannot overlook the changes of the times. We now live in an age where social media is widespread and information spreads instantaneously. In the past, issues could have been concealed, but it has become increasingly difficult to do so now. While studying psychology at university, I have felt that as society evolves, so too does public consciousness. For example, during discussions with classmates, many express that “what was once acceptable is no longer tolerated.” This shift in awareness is likely to have a significant impact on the future of the entertainment industry.

Conclusion and Your Thoughts

Ultimately, I believe the failure of aftermath handling can be attributed to the loss of agency power coinciding with changing times. When we consider this issue, I feel it is essential to look beyond it as mere news and focus on the broader societal implications. What do you think? I would love for you to share your opinions on sexual abuse in the entertainment industry and your thoughts in the comments. I also intend to continue reflecting on this issue.