Amnesty International's senior director for research Anna Neistat (L) with former case manager on Nauru Sandra Bartlett (R), during a press conference in Sydney on Tuesday. AFP / WILLIAM WEST
Amnesty International's senior director for research Anna Neistat (L) with former case manager on Nauru Sandra Bartlett (R), during a press conference in Sydney on Tuesday. AFP / WILLIAM WEST

SYDNEY: Amnesty International’s claims that Australia’s detention of asylum-seekers on the Pacific island of Nauru amounts to torture are “absolutely false,” Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said Tuesday.

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