Colombia saw 15,000 workers go on protest and strike regarding IMF's loan conditions requiring further opening up of the economy and cutting back on social provisions and jobs. The Prague protests disrupted the IMF and World Bank meetings enough to end the meetings a day early. The IndyMedia Center Prague has much more detail. There was even a coup attempt that month. Numerous strikes and protests occur throughout the first half of 2000 due to IMF reforms.
Numbers are in the tens of thousands.
The above-mentioned WDM report provides more detail. Germany Honduras , where numerous IMF-prescribed cut backs and privatizations policies are being protested. In August 2000, thousands of civil servants went on strike for 24 hours disrupting education, transport and health services. The strikers were opposing plans by the administration of President Carlos Flores to privatize the electricity, telecommunications and social security sectors as required by the International Monetary Fund. Indonesia Kenya has seen many protests on IMF conditionalities.