Are there any recent examples of political protests organized by diaspora?

Question

In August 2018, Romanian diaspora organized a major political protest in Bucharest:

The protests were organized and promoted by groups of Romanians working abroad, angry at what they say is entrenched corruption, low wages and attempts by the PSD to weaken the judiciary in one of the European Union’s most corrupt states.

I am wondering if some people living in another country organizing a protest in their native country is something rare or not. To narrow down, I am interested in post 1990 and EU countries only.

Question: Are there any recent examples of political protests organized by diaspora?

Note: by diaspora I mean its general definition (people coming from a country living in other countries).

Answer 1

Lately (late 2020, early 2021), here are a fair bit of anti-farm reform protests being organized by the Indian diaspora, at least in Surrey, BC.

Protests concerning events out-of-country isn't very popular with everyone else given the pandemic.

Answer 2

You might be able to find some of that with Serbia's history. With the whole Kosovo situation. If that counts toward your requirements. But that's more of a land dispute. That was during the 90's, but still ongoing to a lesser extent.

Answer 3

Well there is the BDS movement within the Palestinian diaspora which works to end international support, and in particular, by the USA, of Israels oppression of the Palestinians in the Occupied Territories, Gaza and the West Bank. Of course, this international support does not explicitly support the oppression, but in de facto does, especially since the failure of the Oslo process, which had been forseen by the Palestian academic & christian, Edward Said who had bluntly characterised it as a complete capitulation to Israeli demands. This is easily seen today, since at no time has Istael stopped encroaching upon land in the West Bank (apart from hiatus' now and again) and Gaza remains under seige behind a concrete wall and characterised as the Palestinians themselves as "the worlds largest open-air prison". Hence, it is easu to see that the USA, despite protestations to the contrary, and as expressly stated by Naseer Aruri's Dishonest Broker: The Role of the US in Palestine and Israel, is not an honest broker.

The BDS campaign works on three different levels: Academic, Cultural & Economic. Hence, Boycotts, Divestment and Sanction or BDS. The movement is directly inspired by the successful campaign within the West and South Africa to disband apartheid in South Africa in the seventies, eighties and early nineties. In fact, B'Tselem, a respected human rights organisation in Israel have recently come out to state explicitly that the oppression experienced by the Palestinians is aparthied as legally charactised by the 1973 Internation UN Convention on the Suppression and Punishment of Aparthied.