Minister Malcolm Turnbull, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzō Abe, Russian President Vladimir Putin, and Chinese Premier Li Keqiang, whom protesters said are responsible for the anti-Filipino and imperialistic agenda allegedly promoted by the Duterte administration. Anti-riot police used water cannons and a sonic alarm to repel activists. Despite being fired at with water cannons, protesters continued to push forward against the blocking police. Twenty members of militant groups were reportedly injured after the clash with the police. Trump arrived in the country on November 12. Events Following the burial of Ferdinand Marcos Protests against Rodrigo Duterte started when late dictator Ferdinand Marcos was buried on November 18, 2016, at the Libingan ng mga Bayani, described by the media as a "surprise burial". Remembering the Marcos dictatorship era, thousands of protesters, including well-known personalities and politicians, staged the protests."Marcos to be buried at Heroes' Cemetery today". Rappler."Drilon on Marcos burial: A thief even in death". GMA News. Protests organized by religious groups The "Walk for Life" was a mass demonstration organized by the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) protesting proposals to reintroduce the death penalty and calling for an end to killings amid the country's ongoing war on drugs. The event was first announced on late January 2017 by former CBCP President Socrates Villegas. On February 18, the march gathered approximately 20,000 Filipino Catholics in Manila. On November 5, 3,500 protesters attended a prayer rally and healing mass, dubbed as "Lord, Heal Our Land", organized by the Catholic Church on EDSA to oppose the extrajudicial killings. The organizers said the event was meant to express frustration and not "destabilization." On February 24, 2018, thousands of people joined at the Quirino Grandstand. People Power Revolution anniversary Demonstrators commemorated the 32nd anniversary of People Power Revolution on February 25, 2018. Several groups including students, activists, and other opponents held protests against Duterte administration actions. On February 23, 2019, more than 1,300 supporters of the opposition gathered at the People Power Monument in White Plains to commemorate the 33rd anniversary of People Power Revolution and denounced the administration-backed senatorial candidates for 2019 including former presidential aide Bong Go and former Ilocos Norte Governor Imee Marcos. Opposition figures also issued statements ahead of the event. On February 24, about 600 people, joined by former President Benigno Aquino III and supporters of opposition senatorial candidates from Otso Diretso, gathered at the People Power Monument, where