Government Must Release Report About Indian Health Service Predator, Court Rules

The U.S. Indian Health Service must disclose a report about how it allowed a pediatrician to sexually prey on Native American boys for decades, a federal appeals court ruled Thursday

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The IHS has successfully sought to keep the report it commissioned—and that its then-leader promised lawmakers would provide answers about the agency’s mishandling of sexual abuse—secret for more than a year and half.

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