In Washington D.C, a group of approximately 50 Malaysian nationals,
marched for a kilometre to the Malaysian Embassy to hand over a
memorandum echoing the 8 demands of Bersih 2.0 towards call free and
fair elections.

According to event organiser, John Lee the primary aim of the event
was to create awareness of the objectives of Bersih 2.0 and the
situation in Malaysia among those residing in the United States.

Arriving from various parts of the United States, they group armed
with colourful placards and a cheerful demeanour, attracted honks from
ongoing cars as a sign of support. The D.C Metro Police provided the
group with police escort as the group had earlier applied and been
provided with a permit for their march.

Once arriving at the embassy, the group gathered and sang the
Malaysian national anthem "NegaraKu" in front of the Malaysian
embassy. The group later posted the memorandum containing the 8
demands and signatures by all attendees.