Australian-funded humanitarian program has not funded housing, food and medical services for over a year, providers say
Refugees and asylum seekers held by Australia in Papua New Guinea for 10 years will be evicted from their accommodation in a week – and have their groceries, medical and security services cut – because the bills for their accommodation, healthcare and food have not been paid for more than a year.
Many of the 64 men have been living without electricity, and some without food, for more than two weeks.
