Former Ador CEO Min Hee-jin has denied allegations of acting as the 'orchestrator' in the termination of K-pop girl group NewJeans' exclusive contract with the HYBE sublabel.

Min Hee-jin filed a defamation case against two reporters from entertainment media outlet Dispatch, as well as HYBE's ex-CEO Park Ji-won and HYBE PR chief Park Tae-hee, her legal representation Shin & Kim said Monday.

Min Hee-jin announced in a statement that she will resign from NewJeans label ADOR label after months of battling and lawsuits between the ex-CEO and K-pop company HYBE.

In a letter circulated to media, Min said she plans to hold HYBE accountable for what she called “illegal activities.”

Former ADOR CEO Min Hee Jin is officially resigning from HYBE labels. In an article by Soompi on Wednesday, Min Hee Jin released a statement online to announce her resignation as the internal director of ADOR and the termination of her shareholder agreement.

Jin’s surprise announcement letter announcing her leave from HYBE's ADOR, the label shared a brief comment and talked about NewJeans' future plans.

Meanwhile, the labour ministry dismissed workplace harassment claims by NewJeans member Hanni. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Markol Consulting Group has issued a statement addressing Dispatch's recent expose, which reportedly accused her of fabricating information. They revealed that a lawsuit has been filed against Dispatch as well as HYBE’s former CEO and CCO.

Former music label ADOR chief executive Min Hee-jin has filed a defamation lawsuit against two senior company executives from entertainment giant HYBE and two journalists from Dispatch, alleging false reporting and slander.