Manila. Outside the Philippines While the protests are mainly held within the country, there are, yet occasionally, protests being held overseas. The first known documented protests aimed directly against Duterte was held in Philippine consulate in New York City on October 11, 2016, condemning the war on drugs. Following the shooting of 17-year-old student Kian delos Santos on August 16, 2017, massive protests were held in several countries. The state visit of Duterte in Israel was met by the protests on September 4, 2018. Walkouts Several students from various universities walked out of their classes to protest the planned jeepney phaseout and ongoing martial law in the Mindanao on February 23, 2018. The hashtag #WalkOutPH reached more than 3,000 tweets and at least 2.6 million impressions on Twitter. On August 20, 2019, students and staff from the University of the Philippines walked out of their classes to protest the military intervention in their campuses. Because of the continuous clamor regarding government response on COVID-19, negligence over disaster response after Typhoon Ulysses, and concerns regarding the educational situation, students from Ateneo de Manila University, on November 14, 2020, initiated an academic "Youth Strike" demanding Duterte to step down if he did not heed the demands of the strike. Many students from various universities and colleges followed, and was translated into a physical protest on November 17. Health workers protest On July 16, 2021, health workers held a protest in front of the headquarters of Department of Health (DOH) in Manila, where they threw tomatoes at the DOH logo on the gate. On August 30, September 1, and November 24, 2021, health workers from various hospitals in Manila held a protest at the DOH headquarters over nonpayment salary to their benefits and demanding Secretary Duque and President Duterte to resign over the handling of the COVID-19 pandemic in the country. List of protest hashtags Critics and opposition of the government use social media, especially Twitter, as a platform to lambast Duterte for various issues happening in the country. Injuries and arrests Opposition accolades See also General People Power Revolution EDSA II EDSA III 2015 INC Protests Burial of Ferdinand Marcos Million People March 2017 Venezuelan protests 2013–2019 Nicaraguan protests Euromaidan 2017–2018 Russian protests 2019–20 Hong Kong protests 2020-2021 Thai protests 2021 Myanmar protests Protest against other presidents Protests against Bongbong Marcos Protests against Donald Trump Protests against Emmanuel Macron Yellow vests movement