By Matt Blake PUBLISHED: 11:28 EST, 22 July 2013 | UPDATED: 11:38 EST, 22 July 2013 The Australian government has sparked fury after it published photographs of asylum seekers weeping as they await deportation to Papua New Guinea - hours after arriving on a rickety boat from Iran. In one of the photographs a young woman sobs, her head in her hands, as she sits on the floor of a detention camp on Christmas Island moments after she was told she was to be resettled. They were the first boatload - carrying 81 mostly Iranian nationals - of refugees to arrive in Australia since Prime Minister Kevin Rudd announced that all unauthorised asylum-seekers will be sent to Papua New Guinea for resettlement.
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The 81 Iranian refugees landed on Christmas Island today in rickety boat
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They are first refugees to arrive since asylum deal was announced Friday
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The deal allows Australia to send all illegal refugees to Papua New Guinea
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In one of the photographs a young woman sobs, her head in her hands
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Immigration Department spokesman: 'I'm sure they regret coming here now'
Breach of rights: Protesters say the policy is a breach of the human rights of people who deserve a better chance at life - something they say they won't get in @placeholder