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CIA botched sex assault, harassment reports, House Intelligence Committee finds
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1:01Now PlayingThe House Intelligence Committee found the CIA at fault in its investigation of sexual misconduct in the spy agency after failing to properly address employee allegations of assault and harassment, according to an interim report released Monday.
“Over the course of the investigation, the Committee discovered that CIA failed to handle
allegations of sexual assault and harassment within its workforce in the professional and uniform
manner that such sensitive allegations warrant,” the committee wrote in the eight-page document.
The panel interviewed 26 whistleblowers, received 15 briefings by “a number of diverse components of CIA” and reviewed over 4,000 pages of records produced by The Company.
The committee found that the CIA’s insufficient policies for processing allegations led to an environment that discouraged victims from making reports — both because they felt their cases would not be properly addressed and because there was no way to do so anonymously.
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