JYJ's agency C-JeS Entertainment has announced that it will continue to actively file suits against netizens who make malicious comments and spread false rumors, including netizens who may be minors.

The agency stated on December 6th, "We have reported about 20 some cases to the cyber police this year, and we'll continuously notify the police of more cases of people who leave malicious comments concerning JYJ. Though we expected the situation to improve, it has not improved at this point in time, so we're actively releasing a statement."

The representative went on, "The netizens who leave malicious comments range in age from their teens to late twenties. There are times that underage netizens will ask to be forgiven due to reasons such as school and their future. Though we've previously accepted written apologies and made mutual agreements, this has not eradicated the malicious comments and rumors."

"We cannot say that simply expressing that one dislikes JYJ is malicious. We're talking about false news that start with 'I heard from someone I knew' or 'I saw them' that cannot be trusted."

C-JeS Entertainment has released a statement on its official homepage and have notified various news sites of the warning.

In related news, JYJ will be releasing a new album next year.

Source: Osen via Nate