Global Week in Review: Dozens Killed in Kenya Watching World Cup

The U.N. says thousands of children face death, plus more.

Dozens Killed in Kenya Watching World Cup - The United Nations says thousands of children face death in South Sudan, plus more global news. — Natelege Whaley (@Natelege_) At least 48 people were killed for not being Muslim in an attack Monday. Extremist Islamist group al-Shabaab is being blamed for the deadly incident that left two hotels on fire. Residents were watching the World Cup as the assault started.    (Photo: AP Photo)

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Dozens Killed in Kenya Watching World Cup - The United Nations says thousands of children face death in South Sudan, plus more global news. — Natelege Whaley (@Natelege_) At least 48 people were killed for not being Muslim in an attack Monday. Extremist Islamist group al-Shabaab is being blamed for the deadly incident that left two hotels on fire. Residents were watching the World Cup as the assault started.    (Photo: AP Photo)

What Is the Reason Behind the Violence? - Violence in South Sudan erupted because of a political power struggle, which transitioned to ethnic rivalry. Machar accused Kiir of forming a “Dinkocracy,” while Kiir and his supporters insist that Machar, a Nuer, will do anything to get to the top.  Machar announced that he would run for president in 2015.(Photo: AP Photo/UNMISS, Anna Adhikari)

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U.N. Says 50,000 Children Face Death in South Sudan - With no help from aid agencies to ease the risk of starvation and disease, thousands of children in South Sudan are facing death. The United Nations has appealed for more than $1 billion to help those who are suffering from the destruction of the civil war.  (Photo: AP Photo/UNMISS, Anna Adhikari)

African Hebrew Israelites Celebrates Shavuot - The African Hebrew Israelites of Jerusalem celebrated Shavuot on Sunday in Dimona, Israel. The African-American group moved to Israel in 1969 and was granted permanent status in 2003.  (Photo: REUTERS/Finbarr O'Reilly)

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African Hebrew Israelites Celebrates Shavuot - The African Hebrew Israelites of Jerusalem celebrated Shavuot on Sunday in Dimona, Israel. The African-American group moved to Israel in 1969 and was granted permanent status in 2003.  (Photo: REUTERS/Finbarr O'Reilly)

Egypt Criminalizes Sexual Harassment - Sexual harassment is now outlawed in Egypt. Interim President Adly Mansour issued a law that makes it illegal to imply sexual or obscene gestures in any manner. Those who violate the law will face a six-month to two-year sentence.  (Photo: AP Photo/Amr Nabil)

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Egypt Criminalizes Sexual Harassment - Sexual harassment is now outlawed in Egypt. Interim President Adly Mansour issued a law that makes it illegal to imply sexual or obscene gestures in any manner. Those who violate the law will face a six-month to two-year sentence.  (Photo: AP Photo/Amr Nabil)

21 Killed in Karachi Airport Attack - Militants stormed Pakistan’s largest airport on Sunday with grenades, leaving 20 people dead. The attack continued for more than five hours. The 10 attackers were killed; two of them were wearing suicide vests.  (Photo: AP Photo/Fareed Khan)

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21 Killed in Karachi Airport Attack - Militants stormed Pakistan’s largest airport on Sunday with grenades, leaving 20 people dead. The attack continued for more than five hours. The 10 attackers were killed; two of them were wearing suicide vests.  (Photo: AP Photo/Fareed Khan)

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PayPal Expands Payment Services to Nigeria - Nigeria is one of 10 new countries that PayPal will now be offering its online payment services via mobile phones or PCs. Cameroon, Ivory Coast and Zimbabwe are the other African nations that will be able to access PayPal.  (Photo: Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

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PayPal Expands Payment Services to Nigeria - Nigeria is one of 10 new countries that PayPal will now be offering its online payment services via mobile phones or PCs. Cameroon, Ivory Coast and Zimbabwe are the other African nations that will be able to access PayPal.  (Photo: Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

22 Killed in Attack on Village of Daku, Nigeria - Boko Haram, a militant Islamist group, is being blamed for killing 22 people in the remote village of Daku, Nigeria. This is the latest attack in the Borno state, where more than 200 girls were abducted from their school.   (Photo: Quentin Leboucher/AFP/Getty Images)

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22 Killed in Attack on Village of Daku, Nigeria - Boko Haram, a militant Islamist group, is being blamed for killing 22 people in the remote village of Daku, Nigeria. This is the latest attack in the Borno state, where more than 200 girls were abducted from their school.   (Photo: Quentin Leboucher/AFP/Getty Images)

400 African Migrants Swarm Spain's Borders - Four hundred migrants swarmed Spain’s North African city enclaves but were unable to enter. A statement claims that the Spanish and Moroccan police attempted to bush back the migrants. About 150 managed to enter, but were returned to Morocco. (Photo: AP Photo/Alessandro Fucarini)

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400 African Migrants Swarm Spain's Borders - Four hundred migrants swarmed Spain’s North African city enclaves but were unable to enter. A statement claims that the Spanish and Moroccan police attempted to bush back the migrants. About 150 managed to enter, but were returned to Morocco. (Photo: AP Photo/Alessandro Fucarini)