Unreasonable pressure! After China Telecom asked the US court to withdraw the FCC cancellation order

Original title: unreasonable pressure! After China Telecom asked the US court to withdraw the FCC cancellation order, foreign media: the FCC requested the court of appeal to reject it
[global network report] this month, China Telecom Americas asked the U.S. District of Columbia Circuit Court of appeals to withdraw the decision of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to revoke its authorization to operate in the United States. According to Reuters, fcc24 requested the court of appeal to reject the request of China Telecom Americas to continue to provide services in the United States.

According to reports, lawyers from the U.S. Department of justice and the FCC wrote in a court document released on the 24th that "China Telecom has no possibility of winning the case," and claimed that the company did not respond to relevant evidence, "but challenged the committee's procedures."
Last month, the FCC decided to revoke the operation license of China Telecom to provide domestic interstate and transnational telecommunications services in the United States, requiring China Telecom to stop all domestic and foreign telecommunications services authorized by U.S. law within 60 days, on the grounds of so-called national security considerations. According to Reuters, China Telecom Americas filed a lawsuit with the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals in the District of Columbia on the 16th of this month, asking the court to withdraw the FCC's decision to revoke the company's authorization to operate in the United States. China Telecom Americas said in the indictment that according to the FCC's decision, the company must notify customers before December 4. If the relevant decision is not temporarily blocked, China Telecom "will be forced to stop major business and cause irreparable damage to its business, reputation and business relations".
China's Ministry of industry and information technology also issued a statement on this issue on the 3rd of this month, saying that China is firmly opposed to this. The statement said that China Telecom Americas has been operating in the United States for nearly 20 years and has always complied with U.S. laws, regulations and regulatory requirements and provided high-quality services to many customers in the United States in accordance with the principle of commercialization. This time, without listing the specific illegal facts of our enterprise, the US side revoked its 214 license only based on subjective speculation and doubt, which is not in line with the image of the US market-oriented country, but also damages the legitimate rights and interests of global consumers, including American users.
The statement also said that in recent years, the United States has repeatedly sanctioned Chinese enterprises on the grounds of national security, ignoring the facts. This is an unreasonable crackdown on Chinese enterprises by abusing state power and a serious damage to international economic and trade rules. We urge the United States to withdraw its decision to revoke China Telecom's 214 license, treat Chinese telecom enterprises with a fair and non discriminatory attitude, stop the wrong practice of generalizing the concept of national security and politicizing economic issues, and provide a fair, just and non discriminatory environment for Chinese enterprises to invest and operate in the United States. China will continue to take necessary measures to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese enterprises.