On 20 March, protesters in Kherson confronted several Russian military vehicles and told them to "go home".[73] New rallies against the occupation happened on 11 April and 27 April, both of which have been violently dispersed by Russian occupation forces and separatist militias, killing four people in the process.[74] The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars reports that medical workers in Kherson are refusing to go to work, in order to boycott Russian occupation forces and not treat their injured.[75]