Bangladeshi authorities on Friday, 18th November 2016, prevented the Rohingya refugees, crammed into seven wooden boats, from ducking on the Bangladeshi side of the Naf River, which separates Bangladesh's southeastern border from western Myanmar, said Nafiur Rahman, a local coast guard official, on Saturday. “They included 61 women and 36 children.

November 20th, was established in 1954 by the United Nations, and celebrated each year to promote international togetherness, awareness among children worldwide, and improving children's welfare. However, the portrait of children across the world, and in particular in the Muslim world, proves anything else than togetherness, children’s rights and welfare.

A number of Arab states announced the undertaking of alterations and changes to their school curricula. From amongst these states infected by the changing of curricula this year were: Palestine, Algeria, Morocco and Jordan, whilst taking note that this is not the first time that these states have made alterations to their curricula.

On the 15th of November 2016 the UK newspaper The Daily Mail reported that approximately 200 Rohingya Muslims are forced to stay stranded at the boarders of Bangladesh as security forces acting on Sheikh Hasina’s orders refuse entry to the desperate citizens fleeing the Rakhine State "They are mostly women and children who were only seeking a safe place to stay.