David Cameron mobbed by protesters in Jaffna

The transcript discusses a protest aimed at drawing attention to the plight of Sri Lanka's disappeared people, coinciding with David Cameron's visit. The protest's immediate goal was to speak to Cameron, while the broader aim was to highlight the issue globally. Cameron's visit included stops at a newspaper and a camp for displaced people, drawing significant publicity. However, doubts remain about the potential for real change. The visit also stirred political tensions with Sri Lankan President Rajapaksa, contrasting with the ceremonial Commonwealth banquet attended by the Royal family.

What was the wider objective of the families of Sri Lanka's disappeared people?

• To seek financial aid

• To ensure global awareness of their situation

• To relocate to another country

• To meet with David Cameron

What challenges do journalists face in the region visited by David Cameron?

• Government censorship

• Natural disasters

• Conducting business under siege

• Lack of resources

What was the condition of the camp for displaced people visited by David Cameron?

• Well-developed housing

• Temporary shelters

• Shantytown conditions

• Luxury apartments

What was the reaction of the Sri Lankan President to David Cameron's visit?

• Grateful and cooperative

• Antagonized and confrontational

• Indifferent and uninterested

• Welcoming and supportive

How did the Royal party respond to the political tensions during the Commonwealth banquet?

• They canceled the event

• They actively engaged in discussions

• They mediated between parties

• They ignored the tensions