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Hong Min-ki's agency denied allegations of violence during a relationship that had appeared on social media, saying it had known about the matter and was preparing a response. Its statement followed the release of materials, including a formal written notice, by the person alleging harm. A statement from either side alone does not establish all the facts; subsequently submitted evidence and official proceedings require separate attention.
The discussion focuses on how reports present allegations and responses, and on an agency's responsibility to explain its position, rather than determining guilt or innocence.
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