
President of Japanese boy band company resigns following sex abuse accusations against the late founder
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Julie Keiko Fujishima has announced her plans to resign as the president of a boy band talent agency after dozens of sexual abuse allegations rose against the company's late founder.
"This is what my uncle committed, and as a niece, I want to take responsibility," Fujishima said solemnly.
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