Refugee athletes chase dreams at their first Youth Olympics

I was very happy because I was able to come to the country. I was very happy. First of all, I want to win and get a medal. The message I want to send is that they can do it. We are not just refugees, we can also come here and come to the country. They have talent too. They have the talent to fight violence. They have talent. Back there in Nairobi, where I stay, there are many bad groups, bad gangs. Judo keeps me away from those bad situations, bad people there. I overcome my challenge by playing judo, respecting responsibility, always be there for I don't focus on training, I don't focus on those bad things. Thank you. I know that I would say to the youth, to the refugees, Don't give up, as we say in English, don't give up. Keep pushing forward. One day it will also work out for them. Because being a refugee is not the end of things. Being a refugee also allows you to dream big things like Arnaud did at the Olympic Games. Thank you very much. Thank you. If you choose a political career.