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The Georgian government has released evidence connecting a South Ossetian human rights activist to a KGB agent, in an apparent attempt to discredit her during a visit to Washington to gain support for South Ossetian war victims, and to raise awareness of what she called Georgian war crimes. Lira Tskhovrebova, the founder of the Association of South Ossetian Women for Democracy and Human Rights, was part of a small delegation from the Georgian breakaway republic that arrived in Washington on December 4.
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