Joint World Statement on the publication of a report on beoutQ's operations

The report confirms that the hacking chain beoutQ transmits broadcasts using satellites owned and operated by Arabsat. The full contents of the report have been published on the websites of the rights holders. to ensure the transparency of the facts and to show the seriousness that rights holders perceive.

The statement also calls on all unions and rights holders, Arabsat and all satellite service providers, to no longer provide a platform for hacking because of the damage done not only to legally authorized entities, but also to sports enthusiasts. , sportsmen and sportsmen whose rights are violated.

The text of the declaration was as follows

As rights holders of internationally supervised sporting events, which have been systematically and extensively attacked by BeoutQ TV, we have commissioned a leading company, MarkMonitor, to conduct extensive and independent research and analysis of our mode of operation. operation. BeoutQ.

The report unquestionably confirms that the pirated broadcast by BeoutQ was carried out with the help of Arabsat's satellite infrastructure, and the details of this report are now fully published on the websites of these commercial rights holders. to present the facts of this situation in a transparent way and to confirm the seriousness of our transactions. With this situation as universal rights holders.

As previously announced, we have had several attempts to file a formal complaint against BeoutQ in Saudi Arabia. Although we have received information that BeoutQ is going bankrupt, we are asking Arabsat and all satellite service providers to stop. A platform for piracy, which harms not only those who have acquired legitimate rights, the masses and the players, but also the sport that is violated.

Preventing access to broadcasting services will be a major step in the BeoutQ decision, and we will all continue, individually and collectively, to commit to ending piracy against global sport.