Tribal Rebellion Roils Pakistani Province of Balochistan

KAHAN, PAKISTAN - FEBRUARY 01: A girl from the Marri tribe listens to elders speak after returning to the town of Kahan on February 1, 2006 in the Pakistani province of Balochistan. Villagers, all from the Marri tribe, said that they had fled the town during three days of Pakistani shelling of the community in mid-January, but have returned after weeks of quiet there. Marri and Bugti tribal rebels have been fighting Pakistani forces since December, in the most recent upsurge in anti-government violence in Balochistan, the poorest province in Pakistan. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)