NEW DELHI – The interiors of the Kanchan Kunj camp in Delhi – home to about 260 Rohingya refugees crammed into a plot around the size of a football ground – are dark even during the day.
Sunlight barely makes its way into the ramshackle tenement covered entirely by large tarpaulin sheets held in place by bamboo poles.
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