You haven't given enough explanation on the question, because I don't know whether you mean 20 degrees north, or 20 degrees south, and I don't know where abouts in east and west it is. I know that Cuba and Hawaii are at 20 degrees north, and I know that Australia is at 20 degrees south, and all them are islands.
Papua New Guinea itself is entirely south of the equator, covering the range of
roughly 1.5° to 10.5° South latitude.
In order to be BOTH crossed by the 20° North parallel AND southeast of Papua New Guinea,
an island would have to be at least 2,100 miles north-to-south.
There is no such island. So nothing at 20° north latitude can be SE of Papua New Guinea,
and nothing SE of Papua New Guinea can have a latitude of 20° North.
Hainan Dao PRC, Hawaii, and Cuba is.
20 N 80 W is near Cuba.
The coordinates of the main city on the Island are : 55° 6′ 20″ N, 14° 42′ 10″ E
64.9 miles
20 N 65 W is near the Caribbean island of Puerto Rico (18.2208° N, 66.5901° W).
The coordinates of the main city on the Island are : 55° 6′ 20″ N, 14° 42′ 10″ E
20 N 80 W is near Cuba.
Latitude: N 38° 57' 6.138" / Longitude: W 92° 20' 2.6592"
The coordinates of the main city on the Island are : 55° 6′ 20″ N, 14° 42′ 10″ E
64.9 miles
Latitude: N 40° 34' 46.3152"
The coordinates of the main city on the Island are : 55° 6′ 20″ N, 14° 42′ 10″
No, neither of those does.
The latitude of Bermuda is 32 20 N. == ==
The latitude and longitude degree of Tunisia is 34°00'N & 9°00'E.
20 N 65 W is near the Caribbean island of Puerto Rico (18.2208° N, 66.5901° W).
The coordinates of the main city on the Island are : 55° 6′ 20″ N, 14° 42′ 10″ E
Latitude: N 20° 45' 27.0288"