'Suffered more than many': how Canada and Europe are resettling Australia’s refugees

A small number of those still stuck in limbo are finding safe harbour in other countries

• Interactive timeline: what happened to every person caught up in Australia's offshore processing regime

Refugees from Manus Island and Nauru are now being quietly resettled in Europe and Canada without any involvement from the Australian government.

As the resettlement deal with the US draws to a close, the UN's refugee agency, a Canadian non-profit and an army of volunteers are mobilising to help the hundreds of people who are still stuck in limbo.