Nauru

The Nauru office of the group Save the Children has been raided reportedly because the charity is suspected of violating Nauru's Cyber Crime Act.

Amnesty International has urged Australia to immediately transfer a Somali refugee from Nauru in urgent need of an abortion and mental health care.

Police in Nauru say they visited a Somali woman who claimed to be pregnant because she was raped but she declined to make a statement.

Australia is giving Nauru more aid to improve its power supply.

The associate editor of the newspaper The Australian, Chris Kenny, has become the first foreign journalist to be granted a visa to visit Nauru in 18 months.

The Australian Immigration Minister, Peter Dutton, has not ruled out allowing a pregnant asylum seeker on Nauru return to Australia, as long as it's not for migration purposes.

The deputy director of Human Rights Watch's Asia division says Australia should accept all refugees in Nauru onto its shores.

A Somali refugee returned to Nauru after it was claimed she changed her mind about an abortion, says she did not see a doctor and received no counselling while she was in Australia.

A Somali woman who became pregnant after she was allegedly raped on Nauru and brought to Australia for an abortion has been flown back to the island.

A Somali refuguee who was allegedly raped on Nauru and brought to Australia for an abortion has reportedly been flown back to the island as an injuction application is made.

Australian-based Refugee Action Coalition says a pregnant Somali woman who had been raped in Nauru and was flown to Australia for a possible termination is to be returned to Nauru.

The Pacific Freedom Forum says banning overseas media from Nauru is another shocking denial of human rights in the region.

The Nauru government says a 26-year-old Somali woman may face charges of making a false complaint after police found there was no basis to her claim that she was raped.

The former premier of Western Australia is appealing for the Nauru government to allow her into the country to assess conditions at the asylum seeker detention centre there.

The news organisation Al Jazeera says it went through the appropriate channels in its bid to visit Nauru and was still denied access.

Save the Children Australia says it has no reason to believe any of its staff acted inappropirately after its offices on Nauru were raided by police on Saturday.

The Australian Senate is to conduct another inquiry into the offshore detention of asylum seekers, which is designed to protect whistleblowers.