Young girls do laundry outside their house early morning in Nairobi's Kibera slums September 2, 2015. REUTERS/Noor Khamis

U.S. Pop singer Michael Jackson dances during his performance in Munich's Olympic stadium, June 27, 1999 file photograph. Jackson, the child star turned King of Pop who set the world dancing but whose musical genius was overshadowed by a bizarre lifestyle and sex scandals, died on June 25, 2009. He was 50. REUTERS/Michael Dalder/Files (GERMANY ENTERTAINMENT OBITUARY IMAGES OF THE DAY)

Children stretch together at a summer camp for overweight children, organized by Gangseo district office, in Seoul July 27, 2006. [About 12 percent of students attending elementary, middle and high schools in Seoul are overweight due to a rapid change in eating habits, local media reported.]

An Israeli armoured personnel carrier (APC) team shows a Hizbollah flag, on their way to the front line near the Israeli village of Avivim July 27, 2006.

Iraqi men carry a victim after several bomb attacks in central Baghdad July 27, 2006. [The death toll from a car bombing and mortar attacks in central Baghdad on Thursday has risen to at least 25, Ministry of Interior sources said. They said 45 people were wounded in the attacks.]

Actress Scarlett Johansson arrives at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City for a special screening of her film "Scoop" July 26, 2006.

-FILE PHOTO 05JUL06-Filipino students study on the floor in a classroom in the Talon-Talon elementary school in Zamboanga City in this July 5, 2006 file photo. From overcrowded classrooms with children studying in shifts to a shortage of books and a weak grasp of [English, mathematics and science,] the education system in the Philippines is struggling to get a passing grade.
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-FILE PHOTO 05JUL06- Filipino students share a classroom with another class in the Talon-Talon elementary school in Zamboanga City in this July 5, 2006 file photo. From overcrowded classrooms with children studying in shifts to a shortage of books and a weak grasp of[English, mathematics and science,] the education system in the Philippines is struggling to get a passing grade.
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-FILE PHOTO 16JUN06- A woman plays with a child in a slum area near Manila's financial district of Makati city in this June 16, 2006 file photo. Now home to around 85 million people, the Philippines has one of the fastest-growing populations in Asia with around 2 million babies born every year, many of them in overstretched public hospitals where mothers have to share beds.

An evacuee from Lebanon drinks milk from a nursing bottle after disembarking from the French navy ship Le Mistral at the port of Mersin on Turkey's Mediterranean coast July 26, 2006. The ship arrived in Mersin carrying some 1,100 Lebanese-French dual nationals who were fleeing from conflict in Lebanon.

-FLE PHOTO 27JUN06- Two-year-old Arfaisal Marsaleh, a stateless child, holds on to his mother as he plays with his friends in a slum village in Kinarut, in Malaysia's Sabah state on the Borneo island in this June 27, 2006 file photo. The 'undocumented' children are offspring of Filipino and Indonesian illegal immigrants who failed to register their babies at birth. Malaysia does not practice the ancient legal principle of 'jus soli', whereby birth alone guarantees citizenship. And the authorities are helpless in tackling this decades-old but immensely complex human problem.

-FLE PHOTO 27JUN06- A stateless child holds on to his mother as he plays with his friends in a slum village in Kinarut, in Malaysia's Sabah state on the Borneo island in this June 27, 2006 file photo. The 'undocumented' children are offspring of Filipino and Indonesian illegal immigrants who failed to register their babies at birth. Malaysia does not practice the ancient legal principle of 'jus soli', whereby birth alone guarantees citizenship. And the authorities are helpless in tackling this decades-old but immensely complex human problem.

Spanish Parques Reunidos group's president Richard Golding of Britain, the new owner of the leisure park of Marineland, poses after the signing of the sale of the sea world park in Antibes, southern France, July 26, 2006.

Cedric Bonzi, a penguin trainer at the Marinland sea world park, sprays water to cool down "Pepere", a 10-year-old humboldt penguin, in Antibes, southern France, July 26, 2006. French authorities issued an orange alert, the third-highest in a heat measuring scale ranging from lowest, green, to highest, red, as temperatures soared to 36C (96.8F) in many parts of the country.

A worker carries gravel from a quarry in the Atlantic Ocean for sale in Agbodrafo, 30 km (18 miles) east of [Lome], July 25, 2006. Twenty workers operate in the quarry that produces one tonne of gravel per day selling it at 40 000 CFA ($80). [Togo stretches from the Atlantic in the south to landlocked Burkina Faso in the north and is flanked by Ghana and Benin.] It was one of the more prosperous states in West Africa until its economy nosedived in the 1990s because of political unrest.

A cleaner walks in a diorama of a 1977 central Moscow in a shopping centre in Moscow July 25, 2006. The 16-metre wide model that travelled the world as part of a roadshow marking the 60th anniversary of the Soviet Union, is to be auctioned off in August.

Assistant curator Melanie Edwards adjusts some of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II dresses at the Buckingham Palace in London July 25, 2006. The largest ever exhibition of the Queen's evening dresses and jewellery has been put on display as part of the summer opening of the State Rooms at Buckingham Palace.

An elderly homeless woman begs on a street in New Delhi, July 25, 2006. Global poverty rates have fallen by as much as 10 percent over the past five years with the biggest declines in India and [China], which account for about one in three people in the world, the [World Bank] said recently.

An Israeli armoured personnel carrier (APC) team shows a Lebanese flag as they return from fighting at the frontline inside Lebanon near the Israeli village of Avivim July 25, 2006.

Pakistani residents look at floodwaters from their houses after a heavy downpour in a flooded residential area of Lahore July 25, 2006. A mudslide caused by torrential rain killed at least 12 people, including eight children, living in tents in [Muzaffarabad], an official said on Monday.

ICRC volunteers load aid supplies into an Etihad aircraft at Cointrin airport in Geneva July 25, 2006. The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) started an airborne operation to deliver aid supplies to Lebanon's [war-torn capital Beirut.]

ICRC volunteers load aid supplies into an Etihad aircraft at Cointrin airport in Geneva July 25, 2006. The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) started an airborne operation to deliver aid supplies to Lebanon's[war-torn capital Beirut.]

A man feeds a pigeon in Bangkok July 25, 2006.[Thailand has been struck by its first outbreak of the deadly H5N1 avian influenza virus in eight months, the government said on Tuesday.]

A fire helicopter makes a water drop on the flames of a fast moving wildfire 40 miles (64.4 km) east of San Diego, California that has consumed more than 7,000 acres July 24, 2006.

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An ancient painting is seen on the roof of a hall where an ethnic Naxi Orchestra is performing in Lijiang, southwestern China's Yunnan Province July 23, 2006. [The orchestra performs music that has a history of more than one thousand years, and it claims to be the oldest orchestra in the world, with 440 years of history. The Naxi people are concentrated in northwestern Yunnan and are one China's 56 ethnic groups.] Picture taken July 23, 2006.

Rescue crew prepare to rescue trapped co-workers in a coal mine, where a blast occurred on Monday, in Zhangjiakou, north China's Hebei province July 24, 2006. [The death toll from the blast has risen to 17 after rescuers found the bodies of the other six trapped workers, said local authorities on Monday evening, Xinhua News Agency reported.] Picture taken July 24, 2006.
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A woman hammers stones at Gokarna in Nepali capital Kathmandu July 25, 2006. These Nepalis living in the outskirts of the city, make about two to three [U.S.] dollars a day selling stones to people building houses.

A girl plays with her sister hammering stones at Gokarna in Nepali capital Kathmandu July 25, 2006.These Nepalis living in the outskirts of the city, make about two to three [U.S.] dollars a day selling stones to people building houses.

A family hammer stones at Gokarna in Nepali capital Kathmandu July 25, 2006.These Nepalis living in the outskirts of the city, make about two to three [U.S.] dollars a day selling stones to people building houses.

A girl hammers stones at Gokarna in Nepali capital Kathmandu July 25, 2006.These Nepalis living in the outskirts of the city, make about two to three [U.S.] dollars a day selling stones to people building houses.

Canadian evacuee Rena Fakih and her daughter Ghina wait to board a bus after their arrival at Larnaca port in Cyprus July 25, 2006. [Thousands more people fleeing Israel's aerial bombardment of Lebanon flooded into Cyprus and Turkey on Monday amid signs the mass evacuation may finally be levelling off.]

Spanish matador Miguel Angel Perera adjusts his montera at the start of the Santiago bullfighting fair in the northern Spanish town of Santander July 24, 2006.

An Indian army doctor examines a young Kashmiri survivor of last year's October 8 earthquake at a medical camp in Gohalan, 152 km (94 miles) west of [Srinagar], July 24, 2006. The village of Gohalan, which lies near the Line of Control or a military ceasefire line between India and [Pakistan], was completely destroyed in the last year's devastating earthquake.

A Palestinian relative of Sadek and his father Saleh Nasser, who were killed by an Israeli air strike, cries during their funeral in the northern Gaza Strip July 24, 2006. Israeli shells killed five people and wounded several others in the Gaza Strip on Monday, including two members of the same family who were riding a donkey cart when they were hit, Palestinian witnesses said.

-PHOTO TAKEN 23JUL06- French navy anti-aircraft frigate Jean Bart sails off the coast of Larnaca July 23, 2006. The Jean Bart has been taking part in evacuation operations of foreigners fleeing Lebanon. Picture taken July 23, 2006.

Construction workers work on the 42nd floor of the Shanghai World Financial Center building site in Shanghai July 24, 2006. [The building, which will stand at 101 storeys and 492 metres when completed in 2008, aims to be the tallest building in China.]

A construction worker works on the 42nd floor of the Shanghai World Financial Center building site in Shanghai July 24, 2006. [The building, which will stand at 101 storeys and 492 metres when completed in 2008, aims to be the tallest building in China.]

Fireworks explode over an ancient cathedral in Santiago de Compostela during celebrations for St James's day in northwestern Spain July 25, 2006.

Construction workers work on the 42nd floor of the Shanghai World Financial Center building site in Shanghai July 24, 2006. [The building, which will stand at 101 storeys and 492 metres when completed in 2008, aims to be the tallest building in China.]

A peacock displays its plumage at a zoological park in the eastern Indian city of Kolkata July 24, 2006.

Andrew Morbitzer, the San Francisco Giants fan who caught Barry Bonds' 715th home run ball, poses with the ball in New York, July 24, 2006. Morbitzer is auctioning the ball on the internet auction site eBay beginning July 24 with a starting price of $10,000.

An elite member of Bolivia's special police force for narcotics (FELCN) participates in the anniversary ceremony of FELCN in La Paz, July 24, 2006.

The wife of late French film director Gerard Oury, actress Michele Morgan (L), and his daughter, screenwriter Daniele Thompson (R), attend his funeral at the Montparnasse cemetery in Paris, July 24, 2006. Oury, who died in Saint Tropez at the age of 87, directed one of France's best known films "La Grande Vadrouille".

France's Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin (seated, 2nd R) attends the funeral of French film director Gerard Oury in Paris July 24, 2006. At center (wearing hat) is Oury's wife Michele Morgan and his daughter Daniele Thompson (2nd L). Oury, who died in Saint Tropez at the age of 87, directed one of France's best known films "La Grande Vadrouille".

Combine harvesters operate on a grain field in the eastern German village of Podelzig, 120 km (75 miles) north east of [Berlin] July 24, 2006. [European Union wheat prices fell on Monday as concerns eased over the impact of the recent high temperatures on the upcoming harvest, prompting many to cash in on last week's strong gains, traders said.]

The sun peeks through grain on a field before harvest in the eastern German village of Kuestrin-Kietz, 120 km (75 miles) north east of [Berlin] July 24, 2006. [European Union wheat prices fell on Monday as concerns eased over the impact of the recent high temperatures on the upcoming harvest, prompting many to cash in on last week's strong gains, traders said.]

Onlookers clamber across rocks to view the carcass of a Southern Right whale that washed up in Kommetjie near Cape Town, July 24, 2006. Marine authorities are unsure what caused the death of the giant mammal.

A young mahout cleans his domesticated elephant at a temple in the southern Indian state of Kerala July 24, 2006.

Haitians pray during a Voodoo festival at the village of Plaine de Nord in Cap-Haitien, July 23, 2006. Hundreds of Voodoo believers are in Plaine Du Nord to celebrate the annual festival.

A Haitian holds a cow, meant for a sacrifice, during a Voodoo festival at the village of Plaine de Nord in Cap-Haitien, July 23, 2006. Hundreds of Voodoo believers are in Plaine Du Nord to celebrate the annual festival.

Haitians take a bath in a mud pool during a Voodoo festival at the village of Plaine de Nord in Cap-Haitien, July 23, 2006. Hundreds of Voodoo believers are in Plaine Du Nord to celebrate the annual festival.

A Haitian blows out a candle in a mud pool during a Voodoo festival at the village of Plaine de Nord in Cap-Haitien, July 23, 2006. Hundreds of Voodoo believers are in Plaine Du Nord to celebrate the annual festival.

A Haitian holds up a candle in a mud pool during a Voodoo festival at the village of Plaine de Nord in Cap-Haitien, July 23, 2006. Hundreds of Voodoo believers are in Plaine Du Nord to celebrate the annual festival.

A Haitian holds up her arms in a mud pool during a Voodoo festival at the village of Plaine de Nord in Cap-Haitien, July 23, 2006. Hundreds of Voodoo believers are in Plaine Du Nord to celebrate the annual festival.

A Haitian carries the head of a cow in a mud pool during a Voodoo festival at the village of Plaine de Nord in Cap-Haitien July 23, 2006. Hundreds of Voodoo believers are in Plaine Du Nord to celebrate the annual festival.

Haitians carry the parts of a cow in a mud pool during a Voodoo festival at the village of Plaine de Nord in Cap-Haitien July 23, 2006. Hundreds of Voodoo believers are in Plaine Du Nord to celebrate the annual festival.

A fox looks for [food] along the edge of a farmer's field outside of Regina, Saskatchewan July 23, 2006.

An Airbus A380-800 aircraft arrives at Farnborough International Airshow in Farnborough, England July 23, 2006.

An Airbus A380-800 aircraft arrives at Farnborough International Airshow in Farnborough, England July 23, 2006.

A Lebanese nun assists refugees from south Lebanon with shelter and food at a school in Beirut July 23, 2006.