JYJ's international fans are rolling up their sleeves to help their idols. Nearly two weeks ago, we wrote about JYJ's overseas fans undertaking a large campaign with a petition. Approximately 86,418 international JYJ fans submitted a petition in regards to the lack of JYJ's appearances on broadcasts. According to a press release on February 28th, "from February 2nd to the 25th," JYJ international fans�have "voluntarily hosted a petition in 10 different languages advocating for JYJ's Legal and Human Rights and a formal complaint about JYJ's invalid restrictions in their music promotions and television appearances." About the petition, a representative from the JYJ international fans stated, "We are TVXQ and JYJ members' fans as well as consumers of a cultural phenomenon known as the Korean Wave (Hallyu).��We like to put an end to companies like SM Entertainment and�KMP�from violating JYJ's rights protected under the South Korean law." International fans argued points based on personal rights, labor rights and�income rights. They explained "this�violates JYJ's rights as South Korean citizens�to freely act as celebrities. They must be protected with beneficial labor rights that include sufficient�break time.�" The Seoul Central Court had ordered the SM to pay for the damages done by the company's blockade in JYJ's activities. Source: Newsen