Remaining Manus Island refugees offered voluntary relocation to Port Moresby

Amnesty International cautiously welcome Papua New Guinea's offer but say it is not a 'fix-all' for six years of 'terrible treatment'

All remaining refugees on Manus Island can relocate to Port Moresby, the Papua New Guinean government has said, offering to continue providing accommodation and health services in the capital city.

According to refugees on Manus Island, notices were issued on Monday informing the 120 or so men left on the island of the offer, which has been cautiously welcomed by Amnesty International.