Protecting the Mental and Physical Health of Idol Candidates, Seoul City Council Creates a Law

"Protecting the Mental and Physical Health of Idol Candidates, Seoul City Council Creates Policies"

Protecting the Mental and Physical Health of Idol Candidates, Seoul City Council Creates a Law

"Dream - Being a Korean idol is not only required to have talent in the field of art. Korean idols are also expected to adhere to the beauty standards in their country."

No wonder if prospective idols or Korean idols who successfully enter the entertainment industry are willing to undergo strict diets and plastic surgery to change their appearance in order to meet beauty standards.

The following is the translation of the 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "This has become the concern of the members of the Seoul City Council, South Korea, Kim Kyu-Nam. He proposed the Seoul City Regulation Law regarding the 'Protection and Support of the Rights of Cultural and Artistic Youth Performers' to protect the mental health of Korean idol trainees due to demands for plastic surgery and forced weight loss."

This regulation can provide a legal basis for psychological assessment, counseling, and early intervention in cases with similar risks.

The following is the translation of the text from 'Bahasa' to 'English' while preserving the HTML tags: "Rencananya, peraturan ini akan berlaku di Seoul. Pasalnya, 82.3% dari 4,774 agensi hiburan di Korea Selatan berada di sana." Translation: "The regulation is planned to be implemented in Seoul. This is because 82.3% of the 4,774 entertainment agencies in South Korea are located there."

"How Important is the Regulation?"

The harshness of the Korean idol world has been felt since the second generation. As time goes by, the demands for weight loss and plastic surgery are getting worse. Reports about these demands are countless.

If we take an example, Seolhyun, former member of AOA, explained that she was once asked by her agency, FNC entertainment, to maintain her weight at 48 kg, despite her height of 167cm.

"Similarly, Momo, a member of TWICE, felt pressured after being asked to lose 7 kilograms in a week before her debut. This made her not eat for days, but she still went to the gym."

In response to the negative impact caused by the industry on Korean idol trainees, the Seoul City Council has created the law. The regulation also emphasizes the need for more support beyond debut success. If they fail or their contract ends, the regulation includes a career counseling plan to assist former trainees in pursuing a new path.

"Goals to Achieve"

Knowing that K-pop has many advantages globally, Kim Kyu-Nam emphasized the need for protection for young trainees. Reported by NextShark, he promised that the board members will continue their initiatives in supporting the stable growth of trainees.

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