Nok and Poyd interview TF101 Long Eoey Yang Rai

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Papillon release 1st single 'Dangerous'

Finally, The new trans sexual pop band 'Papillon' got news with final 5 member are Venus, Nok Yollada, Lukpad, Kaht and Ex release 1st single 'Dangerous' and launch official website www.papillionth.com and picture of cd album. It's slow song but got the remix version for dance too by IM Music lable. They plan to relaease in German and Japan. But For me the song is quite out of date and the video are trashy sorry to say but this is maybe good in 1999 but not in 2010. Everything look cheap design, artwork, logo, styling etc. This is not pop music industry are looking for and I bet this won't be a huge hit. They need to edit look to be more sassy, sexy and trendy please listen มารีญ่า (Mariah)'s song and lean her stlye if you wanna be a huge hit.

If this for rock or indie music it'll be great but not for Papillon!



Dangerous - Papillon

Venus Flytrap on Facebook and VEVO on youtube

Let's join Venus Flytrap fanpage on facebook www.facebook.com/venusflytrapmusica special picture and unsensor video's there. You can leave a massage for the VF member directly too and after we can't see MV Visa For Love for a while. Now Venus Flytrap got venusflytrapVEVO on youtube already. So we can watch that video again! Enjoy!

Venus Flytrap - Visa For Love - HQ

Carat&Secret by Nok Yollada

Transfemale - Detective News, TNN24

The story about Transfemale in Thailand and with the same trouble on Detective News (Kae Roy), TNN24 channel. Some photoshoot are Papillon, Lukpad, Nok Yollada and many nice ladeez-b there^^.

Nok Yollada in LuengLubTubTak

Nok Yollada answer many question about her gossip. Check it out! anyway....www.tf101.com

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Nok Yollada in The Nation Newspaper

The parts of a woman
By Paisarn Likhitpreechakul
Special to The Nation
Published on March 5, 2010

Flawed strategies emerge on a TV debate about 'transgender woman'

Whether you agree with her or not, former Miss Alcazar "Nok" Yollada deserves thanks for raising important questions in a recent TV debate on "transgender women" that became the talk of the nation.

What makes a woman? "One is not born a woman, but becomes one," Simone de Beauvoir famously proclaimed, even if the Thai word phet makes no distinction between her anatomical or social origin.

Society defines womanhood and decides who fits the role, but the question is how.

Is being born with female genitalia requisite? Nature won't be so easily categorised, and people are born with the genitals of both sexes, or neither, more often than you might think.

In fact, any of the presumed "female" characteristics - vagina, ovaries, breasts, menstruation, XX chromosomes, oestrogen, the ability to get pregnant - can be absent in a woman, whether by birth, age, design, medical procedure or accident.

This contrariness makes a precise definition of a female elusive, as in last year's case of South African athlete Caster Semenya.

If physical categorisation is far from being clear-cut, a mental classification is nebulous. There have always been those who feel they're women trapped in men's bodies or vice versa, and it's not "all in their minds". A recent study suggests that transgenderism has at least some genetic components.

What is defined by society can thus be redefined by society, according to changing times and circumstances. It wasn't that long ago when women had little chance of financial or personal independence.

They broke free and, just like these born-female rebels, there are born-male converts - the so-called transgender women.

Nok Yollada knew she was meant to be a woman and, not content to merely cross the gender line, she fully became one with the help of sex-reassignment surgery. She is now, anatomically too, a female.

She's not just a transgender, but more specifically a transsexual, and she also has a lofty vision. She hopes that all post-operation transgenders will one day be accorded the rights of women, most importantly the right to legal recognition as such

For her clear sense for equality, she has my respect. I can't say the same for some transgenders in the TV debate whose beliefs are self-defeating. One even said the movement's political focus should remain on issues like HIV/Aids and "youth castration", rather than quality and legal recognition.

Unfortunately, Yollada had two serious flaws in her argument.

First, she spectacularly failed to explain why legal recognition is important. Not having legal documents to match your new gender (such as a national ID card for the bank or a passport while travelling) is a big problem.

Viewers might have been forgiven for assuming she was asking to be called "Miss" only to win social acceptance - or to stoke her ego.

Second, Yollada will get nowhere basing her argument on a World Health Organisation classification that lists transsexualism among psychological disorders. She'll be seen not as a woman but as mentally ill.

The WHO's diagnosis of these "gender identity disorders" has a price tag in term of stigma and discrimination that not all transgenders are willing to pay.

The WHO definition is trouble. It's partly designed to offer trans people in developed countries the hope or expectation of subsidised gender-based healthcare, especially sex-reassignment surgery.

But if transgenderism is really a psychiatric condition, it could be argued that it should be treated with psychiatric drugs. Sex-reassignment surgery, people could then say, would leave the root of the condition untreated and maybe even make it worse.

Basing her argument on conflicting medical opinions rather than solid principles of human rights, Yollada also opened herself to attack by the guest physician, a cytologist who wasn't necessarily an expert on sexuality. The doctor insisted that gender is determined only by sex chromosomes.

Again, remember Caster Semenya.

By then it was too late for Yollada to denounce the WHO classification, which is already losing ground. France last month became the first country to de-list transgenderism as a mental disorder.

Undoubtedly, many countries will follow suit, and then the WHO, as it did with homosexuality in 1992.

When that happens, what will the effect be on Thai transgenders? This is an interesting question, and we'll return to it next week.

Trans Female Association of Thailand

Nok Yollada leader of Trans Female Association of Thailand (changed from Transgender Woman of Thailand that I posted for a while) This is a big topic in Thailand after Nok interview in Woody Talk. Now Nok do new website for TF http://www.tf101.com/
For me this is the right thing to do in Thailand to give some knowledge in this country. Mr., Mrs. or Ms.? maybe soon to let people who have had a sex change officially alter their title and right authority too.


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Nok Yollada at Woody Talks

Nok Yollada interview at Woody Talks with Mum Laconic and Jim Sarah. This is a hot topic in this town now! It's about the fact of Transgender Femal and ladyboy in Thailand. For the video is here but it isn't finish...to be continue next week. Don't miss!!

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Nok Yollada in Voyager season 2

Nok Yollada is in the members in Voyager season 2. On-air since January 2010 and pls vote for her send sms VG7 to 4221129.

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All Thai ladyboys stars in Missladyboys Award 2009

Lukpad, Nok Yollada, J' Jha, Poyd, Jakerin, Jazz, Amp the last song and many beautiful Thai ladeez-b in Missladyboys Award 2009

Nok Yollada interview at 9 Roum Jai Kon Thai Mai Ting Kan

Nok Yollada interview at 9 Roum Jai Kon Thai Mai Ting Kan about transgender people could wear female uniforms in a graduation ceremony again.

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Transgender group calls for changes

Network chairperson Yollada Suanyot said yesterday they had received complaints from transgender students, alumni and lecturers about the regulations, which she believes stem from society's misunderstanding of transgender, identified medically as transsexuฌalism.
She claimed people with transgender inclintion needed therapy before undergoing a gender change and to dress and live according to their sexual inclinations.
She said the universities' dress code violated their rights and obstructed the treatment of transsexualism. As a result, she said, many transgender youths did not want to study further.

The Network of Transgender Women of Thailand has urged the Education Ministry and universities to cancel regulations forcing transgender persons to wear male uniforms to classrooms, exams and graduation ceremonies.

Yollada said the network had submitted an appeal to Education Minister Jurin Laksanawisit on Wednesday. However, Jurin said he hadn't yet received it and would look into the issue today.
She added that the network had asked the Royal Household Bureau if transgender people could wear female uniforms in a graduation ceremony. They were told the bureau did not limit people's rights and that they should contact the Education Ministry and universities about the matter, she said.
Thammasat University (TU) vice president Parinya Thewanaruemitkul said his institution didn't object to transgender students wearing female uniforms - but those who hadn't undergone a gender change could not stay in girls' dorms or use women's toilets.
Parinya said universities would be willing to comply with a request by the Royal Household Bureau or Education Ministry.

Transgender group calls for changes
By The Nation
Published on December 11, 2009

Nok Yollada interview at ThaengWan Tan Hate Karn

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Papillon's website update

Papillon official website has launch with hot photo groub. Umm..sexy girls. Let's check Papillon's website http://iammusic.in

Papillon : inteview the group members

Nok : A graduate of the famous Ramkhamhang University with a Master’s Degree in Political Science
as well as 2 Bachelor’s Degrees in Food Science and Technology, and Humanities from Thammasat University, she became one of the lead singers in the Sony Records singing group ‘Venus Fly Trap’. She is a very well known celebrity in Thailand from her multiple television appearances. She is a published writer of her book ‘Ladyboy, Ladyboy’, and also has a jewelry company that is known by her name. She makes many personal appearances all over Thailand as president and spokeswomen of ‘The Transgender Women Organization of Thailand’.
Nok is 28 and stands 173 c.m. and is the former winner of the ‘Miss Alcazar 2005’ Beauty Contest

Lukpad : Currently is one of the exciting star performers of the famous ‘Alcazar Cabaret Show’ in Pattaya Thailand, where she was born.
She attends Rangsit University where she is majoring in International Business. In between all of this she also helps her family run the very popular tourist attraction ‘The Pattaya Elephant Village’
Look Pad is 23 years old and stands at 165 c.m. and was the 1st Runner Up in the ‘Miss Alcazar 2005’ Beauty Contest.

Kaht : Is a graduate of Standford College with a degree in Marketing who is currently running her own business in Bangkok ‘COOL CREW’
which specializes in selling up market ladies handbags. Previous to that Kaht was a model under contract for 1 year to the teenage Thai magazine ‘CHEEZE’. The magazine never knew she was a ladyboy. This is Kaht’s 1st experience in the recording industry but she still holds a fascination for the fashion industry and one day plans to have her own line of clothes. Kaht is 28 years old, stands at 165 c.m., and is an avid collector of Barbie dolls and loves to sing.

Ex :Worked for the Canadian company M.A.C. as a cosmetician and make up artist before becoming a runway model. She then went on to runway work in Europe for many of the top clothing designers as she dreamed of one day becoming a singer. This is the first singing group that Ex has been a member of. Born in Surin, Isan a small city in North East Thailand, Ex is 25 years old and stands at 171 c.m. and loves sports and watching movies

Venus :Hails from the Bangkok area and is one of the best singing ‘Ladyboys I ever seen in Thailand. If she would not be a member of “Papillon “ sure she would be soon a very successful solo singer She work already in the entertainment industry as a singer since many years. Venus is 27 years old, stands at 176 cm. and graduate on Vijitrapitaya school.

Papillon News and 1st single Dangerous is coming

Finally, The new trans sexual pop band 'Papillon' got news with final 5 member are Venus, Nok Yollada, Lukpad, Kaht and Ex. I got the rumour that the girls is in studio and 'Dangerous' is 1st single. It's slow song but got the remix version for dance too by IM Music lable. They plan to relaease in German and Japan. For more details I'll post more soon. Go go Papillon gals!

Papillon shooting promo picture

Nok Yollada in Sappe Aloe Vera Drink TV spot

That's great for Nok Yollada in Sappe Aloe Vera Drink TV spot. Directed by: Micha Kinsbruner
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Wattina interview at TG101 : Tina's blog Ladeez-b.blogspot.com

Wow! ladeez-b is bangs in public thanks P'Nok Yollada & TG101 from Jewely Chanel. Enjoy!!

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Nok Yollada as a Sappe Aloe Vera Drink's presenter

Nok Yollada as a Sappe Aloe Vera Drink's presenter in Israel's TV commercial. Sappe Aloe Vera is the best drink with cubes of aloe vera. Pleas wait I'll post the video soon.

Nok Yollada in @Tom act Magazine

Wow '@Tom act' is Tom and Lesbian Magazine. How Nok Yollada on this cover? Amazing! that's cool for the leader of the transgerder of Thailand.