Uber Accused of 'Rape Denialism' by Victim of India Assault
- Executives allegedly got her medical files without consent
- Lawsuit follows workplace harassment probe, staff shake-up
Travis Kalanick's Tumultuous Reign at Uber
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A peculiar theory at Uber Technologies Inc. that an Indian competitor may have framed the company for a headline-grabbing rape in India in 2014 already has contributed to the ouster of at least two executives at the ride-hailing giant.
Now the victim of that sexual assault is suing, saying Uber executives have failed to apologize to her for their “outrageous conduct” in violating her medical privacy.