Our favorite idols, Stray Kids, have been facing troubling times recently, and it's taking a toll on their health and safety. We all love Stray Kids for their incredible talent, dedication, and vibrant performances, but it's becoming increasingly apparent that they are being pushed beyond their limits, resulting in alarming incidents that we cannot overlook.

Hyunjin, an exceptional performer and beloved member of the group, fainted on stage. This is not just a minor inconvenience; it reflects a serious problem that needs immediate addressing. It is heart-wrenching to witness such distress, and it signifies a deeper issue with the current management's approach to the group's welfare.

Furthermore, during a recent performance, Bang Chan suffered a leg cramp while on stage, yet continued performing. This dedication is admirable, but it should not come at the cost of his health. We need assurances that these young artists are being properly cared for and not overworked to the point of physical strain.

The situation hasn't stopped there. A fan(?) maliciously shined a laser into Lee Know's eye during a performance. This incident not only risks permanent injury but also highlights a serious lapse in security measures. Idols should feel safe and secure while on stage, not fearing for their safety due to avoidable mishaps.

Additionally, it's troubling to learn that staff are reportedly not listening to Han and the other members when they voice concerns. Ignoring their wellbeing will not only affect their health but can also prevent them from bringing their best selves to their art, which ultimately impacts their fans worldwide.

These incidents raise a critical question: what has changed since JYP's resignation that has led to these oversights? Before, under JYP's leadership, such scenarios were significantly less frequent. It seems clear that a return to JYP's leadership style is crucial for ensuring that Stray Kids receive the attention, care, and respect they deserve. JYP fostered an environment where artists flourished while ensuring their wellbeing was a priority.

By signing this petition, you stand with us in demanding the company's leadership revert to JYP's proven methods for managing artists. Let us advocate not only for improved working conditions and support systems for Stray Kids but also safer, more secure performance environments that protect their health and wellbeing.

Stray Kids have given us so much joy, and it is time we protect them by rallying for changes that guarantee their safety and health. Join us in this mission. Let's demand a leadership approach that truly values these remarkable artists. Please sign and share this petition to initiate change!