>>53886626Sayu broke NDA to defend herself against career-ending allegations. The boys hypothetically breaking NDA would be for shits and giggles; since they aren't being publicly accused of anything right now. Those are entirely different circumstances. I'd support anyone doing the former, and shit on anyone for doing the latter, regardless of what company they are in.
>>53887478>defamationIronically she has the upper hand on that front. Japanese laws don't care if something is true or not when it comes to defamation, but laws in most US states do. In other words, that laundry list they fired her for could be considered defamation under Japanese law; It was a public statement that hurt the reputation of another person. On the other hand, if she can prove the claims she made in that document are true, California law would say she's not guilty of defamation. If they try to sue her for anything other than breaching NDA they are being extra dumb.
