and whats happened after that ??
http://www.tokyoreporter.com/2017/0...n-career-despite-blowing-whistle-on-industry/
English report for you.
and whats happened after that ??
We don't know, but if they're foreign investors then there might be chances they'll recruit male and females from their own Country to stir up the industry since av in Japan is still legal in Asia. I know some Japanese might dislike it because Japan are always so proud of themselves and hate to see other nations that used to be below them are owning their businesses now.
and you believe to girl who claimed she was brainwashed to do AV ? where they take her ? Al Qaeda's traning camp or secret CIA facility ?
Nobody had come out to debunk and couter her point so far. Perhaps you like to be the first ?
Investigation had started and arrest made, so there are something valid in her accusation.
Unless the Agencies themselves come out and release some official statements, I'm incline to believe what the talents said out of humanatarian ground.some people from the industry and some idols and ex idols come out and say the opposite, but like usually you won't accept that
there always be bad people everywhere, in her case she had crooked agency, but doesn't mean the whole industry are evil and all other accusations are true
Unless the Agencies themselves come out and release some official statements, I'm incline to believe what the talents said out of humanatarian ground.
One can only judge so much when there is only one side of the story to weigh on.
unless all the accusations goes to court, and decided AV industry has forced those girls to perform in porn, other than that mean what those girls said are fiction stories / bullshit
Let's stick to the original point on accusations of AV talents being forced into selling sexual favors and escort services here.
Read the article again :-
http://www.tokyoreporter.com/2017/0...n-career-despite-blowing-whistle-on-industry/
Investigations are done, people are arrested and court rulings are out which resulted in hefty fines. The verdict is a breach of labor law on the company's side :-
http://www.sankei.com/affairs/news/160701/afr1607010019-n1.html
Maybe she was not force to perform in videos under contractual agreements, but certainly is forced to do other things such as selling sexual favors which the contract doesn't cover. If you disagree with me, find me the court rulings that points explicitly otherwise.
Av actresses doesn't get much respect offscreen and after retirement. Some even got fired from their normal jobs because of their past career choices through social media digging and shaming. Some of these rich foreign bosses and even obsess fans think they'll do anyone for money just because they do it with some unattractive individuals onscreen. You wouldn't expect the polite manner and light atmosphere house all these problems. Not every actress want to escort since there are higher chances for getting stds.Let's stick to the original point on accusations of AV talents being forced into selling sexual favors and escort services here.
Read the article again :-
http://www.tokyoreporter.com/2017/0...n-career-despite-blowing-whistle-on-industry/
Investigations are done, people are arrested and court rulings are out which resulted in hefty fines. The verdict is a breach of labor law on the company's side :-
http://www.sankei.com/affairs/news/160701/afr1607010019-n1.html
Maybe she was not force to perform in videos under contractual agreements, but certainly is forced to do other things such as selling sexual favors which the contract doesn't cover. If you disagree with me, find me the court rulings that points explicitly otherwise.
f***rced sex = nonconsensual sex = r*** punishable by jail time
r*** (violating criminal law) and violating Worker Dispatch Act are two different matter
In certain US state r*** even considered as first-degree sexual assault
A haken company can be considered violating Worker Dispatch Act simply by not paying their dispacth worker
And a million yen is only about US$9200
Regarding being "forced". Say, you are given a job which you disliked and turn it downed.
But in return, you are told that if you do not take it, you will be as a fact that you will be pass over for the next round of promotion in favor for the person that will take it. So you take the assignment reluctantly. Is that still being called "forced" since no harm will come to your person when you refused the job ?
No that's not how it work
I'm not native English speaker but I'll try to explain...
If you saying that you're being r***ing you have to prove to the court that there's physical force involved or you're being threatened/have fear of bodily injury/losing your life
You just can't say "I need the money so I reluctantly do it" as r*** in the court
If "r***" is that easy imagine how many protitutes will use that to sue their client
If "forced" is that easy imagine how many worker will sue their employer for forcing them to do something they don't like for hours every day