Men who say they were abused by a Japanese boy band producer criticize the company's response

Lawyer Kazuya Sugiyama, right, and Shimon Ishimaru, center, who represents the victims' group, speaks to reporters as he sits with three other victims who came forward alleging they were sexually abused as boys by Japanese entertainment mogul Johnny Kitagawa during a news conference at the government parliamentary buidling in Tokyo, Monday Jan. 15, 2024. Members of a group of men who say they were sexually abused as boys by Kitagawa are accusing the company behind the scandal, previously known as Johnny's, of not being sincere in dealing with the victims. (AP Photo/Yuri Kageyama)

TOKYO (AP) — Members of a group of men who say they were sexually abused as boys by a Japanese entertainment mogul are accusing the company behind the scandal, previously known as Johnny's, of not being sincere in dealing with the victims.

Shimon Ishimaru, who represents the victims' group, said many have not yet received compensation. The group has asked to meet with company officials, but that has not happened, he said at a news conference with three other men who said they were victims.

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