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Satellite Operator Accuses Falun Gong of Intercepting Satellite Signal
More articles on this topic: Falun GongHong Kong, 21 November: A Hong Kong based satellite company accused here on Sunday [21 November] the Falun Gong cult, that has been outlawed on the Chinese mainland, of hijacking its satellite and disrupting its normal signal sending. “At 20:05:54 p.m. on 20 November this year, malicious signals containing Falun Gong promotion contents intercepted the K7V transponder aboard the AsiaSat 3S satellite of the company. “We were forced to shut it down at 20:18:56 on 20 November till 00:35 on 21 November,” said a statement released by the Asia Satellite Telecommunications Co Ltd (AsiaSat).
As a result, the normal broadcast by the Beijing Municipal TV and the Tianjin Municipal TV, which chartered the transponder according to commercial contracts, were disrupted and had to be stopped, it said. “The act of attacking a civil satellite has seriously violated international pacts on telecommunications and internationally recognized norms. The normal satellite telecommunications order was broken, which brought great harm to our company’s commercial benefit and reputation.”
“We strongly condemn the ill-intention signal interfering act and reserve the right to bring the illegal act to justice,” said the company. AsiaSat is a Hong Kong-based company that has listed in both Hong Kong and the United States.
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