Pajama Party ครั้งนี้มีแต่ความพิเศษ! 💜
รวมไฮไลท์กิจกรรม A SMILE WE WANT TO KEEP Pajama Party with ORM 🧸💤
ปาร์ตี้ชุดนอนสุดอบอุ่นกับ “ออม กรณ์นภัส” พร้อมแชร์รอยยิ้ม เรื่องราว และโมเมนต์สุดพิเศษไปด้วยกัน ดำเนินรายการโดยคุณ “โจ ปารัณ”
#usmileweSMILEwithORM#usmileThailand
Sofea’s issue has now been published on a China Legal News Network platform.
In this published article, it has made clear several points:
1) This joint fan meeting was a fan appreciation event organised by Sofea, a heritage Chinese domestic brand with a 40-year history, as part of its brand ambassador partnership.
2) There are clear filing and reporting requirements for overseas artists conducting paid commercial activities in China. These are regulations that all similar offline events must comply with.
3) According to the brand, Orm's paperwork was progressing smoothly, while Kwong Lingling's side had consistently failed to provide the complete set of required application documents.
4) From the early stages of the project, Sofea had already provided BEC and the cooperating intermediary agency with a complete list of required documents. The brand also specifically highlighted the risks of joint liability (referring to the request to include Staccato) in the filing process:
Once the brand assumes the role of the filing entity, other commercial activities undertaken by the artists during the same period could expose the brand to additional compliance risks. Therefore, all supporting documents had to be collected in full.
5) Despite multiple formal requests and reminders, the essential documents were still missing. As a result, the event could not meet the requirements for lawful and compliant execution.
Interesting how toxic CPFs suddenly become so concerned about the kind of people Orm should work with, yet seem to have very selective standards when it comes to L.
Apparently, accountability only matters when it's convenient.