A review into sexual abuse inside Australia 's Nauru detention centre has found evidence of rape , sexual assault and guards trading marijuana for sexual favours from female detainees . The independent review by former integrity commissioner Philip Moss was released on Friday and has uncovered several dozen cases with guards possibly trading drugs for 'sexual favours ' on the Pacific island nation . The 86-page report detailed allegations of indecent and physical assault , as well as sexual harassment , at the offshore processing centre . Scroll down for video . A review into sexual abuse inside Australia 's Nauru detention centre ( pictured ) has found evidence of rape , sexual assault and guards trading marijuana for sexual favours from female detainees . The report states that one detainee , who was a mother of two , had asked for a longer shower to which a 'male security guard ' agreed , under the condition that the could 'watch a girl or a boy having a shower . ' Detainees had previously complained that two minute showers were not long enough and had requested four minute showers instead . However when one woman asked if she could turn the water back on to wash shampoo out of her eyes , it 's alleged in the review that a male guard said he would give her more time , if she showed him her naked body . The review also states that they have been made aware of two specific allegations of rape at the centre . The independent review by former integrity commissioner Philip Moss was released on Friday and has uncovered several dozen cases with guards possibly trading drugs for 'sexual favours ' on the Pacific island nation . One rape happened in a woman 's tent . She subsequently asked for the incident to be kept quiet for fear of retaliation from other detainees . She then changed her mind and asked for police to investigate . The report states that the Nauruan Government then granted refugee status to the alleged perpetrator and he is now settled in the Nuaruan community . The second female detainee reported that she had been raped by a 'contract service provider staff member ' . She also did not report the incident due to cultural and religious reasons . In another instance , a female detainee told the review that a guard had allegedly offered to give her friend chewing gum and a lollipop if she allowed him to see her naked . The 86-page report detailed allegations of indecent and physical assault , as well as sexual harassment , at the offshore processing centre . On another occasion two female detainees recounted a time when a driver and his assistant turned the vehicle 's headlights off and propositioned the women with an offer of cigarettes and chewing gum . One transferee told the review that women in the camp could offer sexual favours in return for marijuana . 'Because they ( the transferees ) are suffering great depression here , and they feel relieved when they smoke the marijuana , the officers have made them addicted for their own reasons , ' the detainee said . 'Because the women do not get paid here , so what they need to obtain , they only have to offer sexual - fulfil the requests of the men . ' Finance Minister Mathias Cormann says the content of a review into allegations of abuse against asylum seekers on Nauru is 'very concerning . Finance Minister Mathias Cormann says the content of a review into allegations of abuse against asylum seekers on Nauru is 'very concerning ' . Mr Cormann would not be drawn on whether more media access should be allowed on the island in the wake of the report , but said he was concerned by its findings . 'Some of the content in the report ... is very concerning , ' he told Sky News on Saturday . 'The department has accepted all of the recommendations and all of the recommendations will be implemented . Mr Cormann would not be drawn on whether more media access should be allowed on the island in the wake of the report , but said he was concerned by its findings . 'Beyond that I 'll leave it to the Minister for Immigration to respond to these sorts of inquiries . ' The review was ordered by former immigration minister Scott Morrison following claims children had been abused while in detention . The department says it has accepted 19 recommendations from the review and has begun work on implementing them in cooperation with the Nauru government , service providers and the Australian Federal Police . However , Labor have criticised the Federal Government over its initial response to the report after Tony Abbott said these institutions 'are n't perfect . ' The ABC have reported that when Mr Abbott was asked about his response to the report he nonchalantly responded saying that 'occasionally , I dare say , things happen . ' Labor 's Immigration spokesperson Richard Marles called the Federal Government 's response a 'disgrace ' and believes Mr Abbott needs to take responsibility and think before he speaks . Labor had changed it 's tune by the afternoon with Mr Abbott assuring that the Government were assuming the 19 recommendations outlined in the review , calling the findings 'very disturbing . '
A new report has found evidence of abuse at Nauru detention centre . Two allegations of rape were lodged involving Nauru guards . The Australian government is investigating the claims and will not comment on them until it receives a formal complaint from an asylum seeker.http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/story/@@ A detainee said the women fulfil the needs of men to receive drugs . Mr Abbott was initially unphased by report saying things 'are n't perfect ' Labor has criticised the government , calling them a 'disgrace '