Masahiro Nakai sexually assaulted Fuji TV announcer says

During a press conference Monday night, a third-party team investigated Fuji TV’s handling of the scandal involving Masahiro Nakai, announcing that it had concluded that the former SMAP member sexually assaulted a female announcer at the station. The committee consists of three lawyers and held hearings with Nakai and the women involved. This is done within the scope of a confidential agreement. Akira Takeuchi, who is in charge of the group, said they could not disclose whether Nakai’s actions constituted a criminal case.

According to the 300-page report, the woman believes others will be present when they agree to meet Nakai in June 2023. She then reportedly told the doctor what happened to her job and was hospitalized for two months. The woman was diagnosed with post-mortem stress disorder. She planned to return to work, but eventually left Fuji TV 14 months after the incident.

Nakai reportedly asked Fuji TV employees to pay 1 million yen compensation to the victims

While she was hospitalized in the hospital, Nakai asked a Fuji TV employee to pay her 1 million yen in compensation. She refused. The report said the proposal “can be evaluated as a form of secondary abuse.” Panel report No Confirm whether a senior official played the role of inviting the woman to the meeting. However, Takeuchi statement There is a “continuous culture of sexual harassment” on Fuji TV. He added that there were other occasions where female staff were alone with the performers. Four senior employees who have left the company since then have also been involved in sexual harassment cases.

Report return explain Fuji TV caused the harm of women for the second time with its ruthless response. It shows “a lack of understanding of sexual violence and human rights awareness.” Former President koichi Minato Failed Share details of the incident with the company’s compliance department. “We sincerely say we are Apologize She suffered from the company’s inadequate relief measures. “Since the story broke down last December, the station has lost many sponsors.

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