The celebration of World Refugee Day took place in South Africa, in partnership with UNHCR and a special guest of honour, Ayanda Makayi, a well known South African actor. The realisation of the film was made possible thanks to the Digital Inclusion project between the UNHCR and the IJF.

Video made by Paloma Giustizieri

To learn more about Judo for Peace South Africa on Africa News:

English version:

https://www.africanews.com/2022/06/19/south-africans-refugees-and-migrants-use-judo-to-fight-xenophobia/?jwsource=em

French version:

https://fr.africanews.com/amp/2022/06/19/afrique-du-sud-precher-le-vivre-ensemble-sur-les-tatamis/

Tags Judo for Peace UNHCR ORLANDO Roberto Judo for Refugees South Africa
See also
World Refugee Day
Beyond Refuge: How Judo Gives Hope, Education and a Future

20. Jun. 2026 / Every year, World Refugee Day reminds the international ...
Judo for Peace
Judo, Hope and Green Action at Dzaleka Refugee Camp

22. May. 2026 / On 16th May 2026, the atmosphere at Dzaleka Refugee ...
Judo for Peace
From Refugee to Rebuilder

19. May. 2026 / For years, Muna Dahouk was one of the faces of the ...
Judo for Peace
Project 1000: 700 Clubs, 100,000 km, One Message of Peace

07. May. 2026 / What began in July 2017 as a personal journey driven ...
Judo for Peace
Young Judoka in Türkiye Unite for Peace and the Future

04. May. 2026 / In Eskişehir, Türkiye, a powerful message of hope ...
Judo for Peace
Malawi Leading the Way for Refugee Communities

04. May. 2026 / For several years, the Judo Association of Malawi has ...
Forever Everest
Higher Than the Summit

01. May. 2026 / While the Dushanbe Grand Slam was reaching thrilling ...
Judo for Peace
Tegla Loroupe Inspires Nairobi with a Message Beyond Sport

25. Apr. 2026 / The 47th African Judo Senior Championships Nairobi ...