Channel 4 News coverage of David Cameron’s visit to Amritsar - Wednesday 20 February

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Channel 4 News coverage of David Camerons visit to Amritsar - Wednesday 20 February

For those that may have missed the Channel 4 News coverage (Wednesday 20 February) of David Camerons visit to Amritsar - Harmander Sahib, Jallianwala Bagh and the debate that followed you may wish to use the following link to watch:

http://www.channel4.com/news/catch-up/

Cameron in India: a visit, but no apology for Amritsar (3.46)

David Cameron today became the first serving British prime minster to visit the site of the 1919 Amritsar massacre in India. But victims' relatives said they were disappointed with no apology, after waiting 94 years for justice.

Debate: should Cameron have apologised for Amritsar? (5.03)

Dr Maria Misra, a historian and expert on India and the British Empire and Dabinderjit Singh, spokesperson for Sikh Federation UK, join Jon Snow in the studio. .

What did you think of the coverage?

[lsingh]

Maybe Channel 4 could cover the human rights violations of 1984 in the future now that they met Sikh reprasentatives. They have covered human rights violations in Sri Lanka in a lot of detail.

[DailyMail]

It was a good start and the type of exposure that we need.

Channel 4 News won 'news programme of the year' at the Royal Television Society's journalism awards yesterday, ahead of Newsnight.

Channel 4 certainly have shown the mettle to deal with tough and sometimes controversial topics in the past without fear of upsetting governments and embassies, the Sri Lankan genocide being a prime example.