VOICED : Judocas refugiados orgullosos a pesar de eliminacion

The transcript details the experiences of Popol Misinga and Yolande Bukasa, two refugee athletes competing under the Olympic flag. Misinga, despite losing in the early rounds, expresses pride in representing refugees worldwide. Bukasa shares her experience of competing and the joy of being seen by her family in Congo. Both athletes grew up in the Democratic Republic of the Congo amidst war and faced hardships, including limited training conditions. They sought refuge in Brazil after fleeing from their national team during a world championship event in 2013, where they have since built new lives.

Who did Popol Misinga compete against in the round of 16?

• Yolande Bukasa

• Linda Boulder

• A local Brazilian athlete

• Kwak Dong-Hang

What was Yolande Bukasa's result in her final match?

• She won the bronze medal

• She won the gold medal

• She lost in the semifinals

• She lost in the quarterfinals

Where did Popol Misinga and Yolande Bukasa grow up?

• Brazil

• Democratic Republic of the Congo

• South Africa

• Kenya

What challenges did Misinga and Bukasa face while training in their home country?

• Encierro and half rations of food

• Inadequate training facilities

• Lack of proper equipment

• No access to coaches

Why did Misinga and Bukasa seek asylum in Brazil?

• They were invited by the Brazilian government

• They wanted to train with better facilities

• Their food vouchers were stolen during the 2013 World Championships

• They were offered scholarships by a Brazilian university