The Australian government says it is not responsible for 70 asylum seekers in Papua New Guinea who have been evicted from temporary accommodation.
The asylum seekers have been in limbo since the 2017 closure of the Manus Island regional processing centre, which Australia operated as part of its offshore program.
The Melbourne-based Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC) says refugees depending on the PNG government for accommodation in at least nine separate properties in Port Moresby have either been evicted or warned their removal is imminent.