If you’re concerned about inaccurate and misleading reporting, there is a lawful, effective way to respond. Fans can submit formal complaints to eDaily and Korea’s Press Arbitration Commission requesting corrections, retractions, and ethical review. More details below ⬇️
If you see Korean media articles from this past week using wording that suggests Cha Eunwoo committed “tax evasion” or a crime, please report them.
Focus on articles that:
• Use words like tax evasion, criminal, illegal
• Present administrative tax matters as criminal wrongdoing
⚠️ Important:
The original article that triggered the “tax evasion” accusations by Kim Mi-young of eDaily should be reported directly to eDaily’s corrections email with your concerns.
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WHERE TO REPORT
1) eDaily (Corrections / Editorial Desk)
📧 [email protected]
Report Kim Mi-young’s original article and express concerns about misleading / criminal framing.
2) Korea Press Arbitration Commission
📧 [email protected]
Report any Korean media article using criminal verbiage.
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WHAT TO INCLUDE (VERY SIMPLE)
• Article link
• Quote the misleading sentence
• State: Administrative tax matters ≠ crimes. There are no charges or conviction.
• Request: correction / clarification / retraction
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IMPORTANT BEFORE SENDING
✔ Please translate your email into Korean (you can use a translator)
✔ Stay respectful, informative, and kind
✔ Do not harass or threaten
Be clear, kind, respectful & informative. We don’t participate in bullying culture. We seek education, accountability, and accurate reporting. This is about awareness for Eunwoo and protecting future artists who may be harmed
#CHAEUNWOO #차은우
🗓D-363
As a global community, we urge authorities to act fairly and transparently under the law; the media to report responsibly; brands to avoid premature judgments; and the public to respect the presumption of innocence
#차은우#CHAEUNWOO
🔗petition↓ https://t.co/iYd6lXKdBj
The Korean Taxpayers’ Association clarified that #CHAEUNWOO's additional tax assessment does not equal tax evasion, stressing presumption of innocence, the legality of tax avoidance, and cautioning against premature labels or leaks of confidential information.