The CIA has “failed to handle allegations of sexual assault and harassment within its workforce” in a “professional and uniform manner,” and appeared to mete out “little to no accountability or punishment” for perpetrators,

A House Intelligence Committee report found the CIA mishandled allegations of sexual assault and harassment and failed to hold perpetrators to account.

The CIA provided “little to no accountability or punishment for confirmed perpetrators,” and there was “confusion and disorder” in the process for reporting sexual assaults and harassment, the investigation’s final report, obtained by Politico, found.

During its investigation, the committee interviewed 26 whistleblowers, received 15 briefings by “a number of diverse components of CIA” and reviewed over 4,000 pages of records

The intel committee interviewed more than 20 CIA whistleblowers and found major shortfalls at Langley in preventing assaults and punishing perpetrators.

A congressional committee is criticizing the CIA’s handling of sexual misconduct allegations in its ranks, saying victims have been deterred from coming forward and were aware of “little to no accountability or punishment for the perpetrators of the assaults.

The House Intelligence Committee is out with a damning new report that says the CIA mishandled cases of sexual assault and harassment within its own ranks.