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In a recent development, the former members of the old Johnny’s Jr. talent agency, now under SMILE-UP, have raised concerns about the compensation process for victims of sexual abuse by the late Johnny Kitagawa. The victims have criticized the procedures for compensation during meetings with the relief committee set up by SMILE-UP. They have pointed out that the requirement for a specialist to be present during these meetings has caused distress.

The victims allege that facing their abuser’s company representatives without the support of a specialist has been traumatic and challenging. The relief committee established by SMILE-UP to address the compensation issue has been met with skepticism by the victims, who feel that the process lacks sensitivity and understanding of their needs.

The controversy surrounding the compensation process has shed light on the challenges faced by victims of sexual abuse in seeking justice and closure. The victims are calling for more transparency and support in the compensation process to ensure that their voices are heard and their trauma is acknowledged.

This development comes amidst ongoing discussions about the handling of sexual abuse cases in the entertainment industry and the need for better support systems for victims. The victims are determined to continue advocating for their rights and ensuring that their experiences are not overlooked or dismissed.