MTV EXIT LIVE IN CHIANG MAI CONCERT SPECIAL
PREMIERING ON 17 JULY, 9:30 PM ON Thailand’s MCOT MODERNINE TVMTV EXIT Live in Chiang Mai Concert Special, features electrifying performances by Asian megastars, Super Junior M., Australian vocal sensation, Kate Miller-Heidke, and top Thai Artists, ETC., Slot Machine, Thaitanium and Southside Phuket, who performed at the Chiang Mai’s 700th Anniversary stadium to more than 20,000 screaming fans recently on 25 June.MTV EXIT is produced by the MTV EXIT Foundation in partnership with the Royal Thai Government, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Australian Government’s Agency for International Development (AusAID).MTV EXIT has now held 26 concerts across Asia over the past two and a half years, including events in Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Nepal, Taiwan, the Philippines, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Timor-Leste.If you have access to the internet, you can also watch the programme live through MODERNINE’s website http://www.mcot.net/ModerNineTV and click on the Modernine LIVE tab
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27 June:
CHIANG MAI, Thailand — Asian pop sensation Super Junior M have joined the fight against human trafficking at a concert for thousands of screaming fans in northernThailand.Six stars from the hit South Korean and Chinese boy band performed favourites such as "Super Girl" at the gig late Saturday to raise awareness and increase prevention of the global scourge.Organisers MTV EXIT (End Exploitation and Trafficking) estimated that 20,000 young people -- many decked in waterproof ponchos and waving banners for their heart-throbs -- attended, despite bad weather."We were thrilled to perform for such a huge crowd," said the subgroup of Super Junior, the group that has taken Asia by storm at the forefront of the Korean or "K-pop" craze."We are excited to join the MTV EXIT campaign to inspire young people across Asia to join the fight against human trafficking."Most of the world's 2.5 million trafficked victims are in the Asia and the Pacific, according to the UN.It is the second-largest illegal trade in the world after drugs, thought to generate billions of dollars in yearly profits through the buying and selling of human beings.Many victims -- especially women lured by the prospect of finding legal work abroad -- end up as prostitutes in the region's notorious red-light areas.Thailand is said to be a source, destination and transit point for trafficking, with ethnic minorities and citizens of neighbouring countries at particular risk of sexual abuse or forced labour.
26 June: SJM at MTV Exit [FANCAM]
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25 June: SJM at MTV Exit [FANCAM]
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28 April:
Super Junior-M will be performing in Thailand this June for MTV’s “EXIT Concert“!
Through their official website, MTV revealed, “The free outdoor concert will be headlined by Korean megastars, Super Junior, best known for their international smash-hit, “Sorry Sorry“; it will be held at Chiang Mai’s 700-Year Stadium. Thailand’s top artists will also perform at the concert, which is expected to attract over 20,000 local music fans.”
Super Junior-M will be performing a total of five tracks, including their hit, “Sorry Sorry“. The members commented, “It’s an honor for us to be able to perform at such a meaningful concert once again. We hope that we can aid in delivering the concert’s message of protecting rights.”
(* There seems to be a conflict of which actual group is performing as the official website lists Super Junior while news articles like the above puts it as Super Junior-M.)
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