Deaf International Judo Federation

The Deaf International Judo Federation is a global center for the development and coordination of judo,
dedicated to supporting hearing-impaired athletes and sports organizations at all levels - from national clubs
to international competitions.

About the Federation

The Deaf International Judo Federation is an officially authorized global sports organization responsible for the governance, strategic development, and coordination of all activities related to the advancement of Deaf Judo worldwide.

The Federation’s mission is to create favorable conditions for practicing Deaf Judo, promote excellence in athletic performance, and strengthen international cooperation in the global sports arena.

Its structure includes international offices, coaching boards, qualified referee commissions, and professional judo clubs. Thanks to the well-coordinated efforts of all divisions, the Federation ensures consistent training and development for athletes at every stage — from young beginners to national team members.

The Federation has signed a memorandum of cooperation with the International Judo Federation (IJF), participates in the organization of international tournaments, and provides support for athletes at the Deaflympics, World Championships, Asian Championships, and other major competitions.

History of the Federation

Founded in 2024. We are just beginning to write our history.

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Mission and Objectives

  • Developing Judo

    Creating favorable conditions and supporting the work of national federations to develop and promote the sport of judo among the Deaf community.

  • Training Elite Athletes

    Establishing junior, youth, and national teams; organizing training camps; and ensuring participation in international tournaments and championships.

  • Promoting the Philosophy and Values of Judo

    Strengthening the awareness and appreciation of the core values of judo, including respect, discipline, personal growth, and the pursuit of excellence.

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