More than 100 ethnic Dega, Cham, and Khmer protesters marched to the White House and the Vietnamese Embassy in Washington DC to protest against the Vietnamese government's treatment of indigenous people in Vietnam. The Montagnards, representing 30 different tribes in the Central Highlands, have clashed with the government over issues such as land rights and religious freedom. The protesters called for freedom and highlighted the mistreatment and harassment of indigenous people by the Hanoi government. They also questioned the government's response to recent attacks on police stations in Dak Lak province and accused the government of creating scenarios to label people as terrorists.

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