UNHCR says Australia abandoned refugees, must clear up the mess it madeGENEVA (Reuters) - The U.N refugee agency on Friday accused Australia of abandoning hundreds of refugees and asylum seekers on Papua New Guinea s Manus Island and said it must take responsibility for the mess it created with its  offshore processing  system. About 800 refugees are still in a precarious situation on Manus Island, having been forcibly removed from a holding camp last month when Australia decided to close it, UNHCR spokeswoman Cecile Pouilly told a regular U.N. briefing in Geneva.   We are talking here about people who have suffered tremendously, extreme trauma, and are now feeling so insecure in the places where they are staying. There are many victims of torture, people who have been deeply traumatised, having no idea what is going to happen next to them,  she said.  In light of the continued perilous situation on Papua New Guinea s Manus Island for refugees and asylum seekers abandoned by Australia, UNHCR has called again this week on the Australian government to live up to its responsibility and urgently find humane and appropriate solutions.       Conditions in the camp, and another on the tiny Pacific island of Nauru, have been widely criticised by the United Nations and human rights groups. The two camps have been cornerstones of Australia s contentious immigration policy under which it refuses to allow asylum-seekers arriving by boat to reach its shores. The policy, aimed at deterring people from making a perilous sea voyage to Australia, has bipartisan political support. The closure of the Manus Island camp, criticised by the United Nations as  shocking , caused chaos, with the men refusing to leave the compound for fear of being attacked by Manus island residents. [nL3N1NT437] Pouilly said that in the past four weeks, there had been at least five security incidents, including an attempt by three people armed with machetes and an axe to force their way into a site where 150 refugees and asylum seekers have been accommodated since the Australian facility closed. Pouilly said that although Papua New Guinea now had to deal with the situation, the buck should stop with Australia.  What we clearly are saying is that it s Australia s responsibility in the first place,  she said.  Australia is the country that created the situation by putting in place this offshore processing facility. So what we are asking is for Australia to find solutions for these people.      worldnews
under says australia abandoned refugees must clear mess madegeneva reuters the refugee agency friday accused australia abandoning hundreds refugees asylum seekers papua new guinea minus island said must take responsibility mess created offshore processing system about refugees still precarious situation minus island forcibly removed holding camp last month australia decided close under spokeswoman decile philly told regular briefing geneva we talking people suffered tremendously extreme trauma feeling insecure places staying there many victims torture people deeply traumatized idea going happen next said in light continued perilous situation papua new guinea minus island refugees asylum seekers abandoned australia under called week australian government live responsibility urgently find humane appropriate solutions conditions camp another tiny pacific island nature widely criticised united nations human rights groups the two camps cornerstone australia contentious immigration policy refuses allow arriving boat reach shores the policy aimed determine people making perilous sea voyage australia bipartisan political support the closure minus island camp criticised united nations shocking caused chaos men refusing leave compound fear attacked minus island residents philly said past four weeks least five security incidents including attempt three people armed machines axe force way site refugees asylum seekers accommodated since australian facility closed philly said although papua new guinea deal situation buck stop australia what clearly saying australia responsibility first place said australia country created situation putting place offshore processing facility so asking australia find solutions people worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: UNHCR says Australia abandoned refugees, must clear up the mess it madeGENEVA (Reuters) - The U.N refugee agency on Friday accused Australia of abandoning hundreds of refugees and asylum seekers on Papua New Guinea s Manus Island and said it must take responsibility for the mess it created with its  offshore processing  system. About 800 refugees are still in a precarious situation on Manus Island, having been forcibly removed from a holding camp last month when Australia decided to close it, UNHCR spokeswoman Cecile Pouilly told a regular U.N. briefing in Geneva.   We are talking here about people who have suffered tremendously, extreme trauma, and are now feeling so insecure in the places where they are staying. There are many victims of torture, people who have been deeply traumatised, having no idea what is going to happen next to them,  she said.  In light of the continued perilous situation on Papua New Guinea s Manus Island for refugees and asylum seekers abandoned by Australia, UNHCR has called again this week on the Australian government to live up to its responsibility and urgently find humane and appropriate solutions.       Conditions in the camp, and another on the tiny Pacific island of Nauru, have been widely criticised by the United Nations and human rights groups. The two camps have been cornerstones of Australia s contentious immigration policy under which it refuses to allow asylum-seekers arriving by boat to reach its shores. The policy, aimed at deterring people from making a perilous sea voyage to Australia, has bipartisan political support. The closure of the Manus Island camp, criticised by the United Nations as  shocking , caused chaos, with the men refusing to leave the compound for fear of being attacked by Manus island residents. [nL3N1NT437] Pouilly said that in the past four weeks, there had been at least five security incidents, including an attempt by three people armed with machetes and an axe to force their way into a site where 150 refugees and asylum seekers have been accommodated since the Australian facility closed. Pouilly said that although Papua New Guinea now had to deal with the situation, the buck should stop with Australia.  What we clearly are saying is that it s Australia s responsibility in the first place,  she said.  Australia is the country that created the situation by putting in place this offshore processing facility. So what we are asking is for Australia to find solutions for these people.      worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: under says australia abandoned refugees must clear mess madegeneva reuters the refugee agency friday accused australia abandoning hundreds refugees asylum seekers papua new guinea minus island said must take responsibility mess created offshore processing system about refugees still precarious situation minus island forcibly removed holding camp last month australia decided close under spokeswoman decile philly told regular briefing geneva we talking people suffered tremendously extreme trauma feeling insecure places staying there many victims torture people deeply traumatized idea going happen next said in light continued perilous situation papua new guinea minus island refugees asylum seekers abandoned australia under called week australian government live responsibility urgently find humane appropriate solutions conditions camp another tiny pacific island nature widely criticised united nations human rights groups the two camps cornerstone australia contentious immigration policy refuses allow arriving boat reach shores the policy aimed determine people making perilous sea voyage australia bipartisan political support the closure minus island camp criticised united nations shocking caused chaos men refusing leave compound fear attacked minus island residents philly said past four weeks least five security incidents including attempt three people armed machines axe force way site refugees asylum seekers accommodated since australian facility closed philly said although papua new guinea deal situation buck stop australia what clearly saying australia responsibility first place said australia country created situation putting place offshore processing facility so asking australia find solutions people worldnews