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Uber Accessed Delhi Rape Survivor's Medical Records 'Illegally': Report

Vice President for Asia Eric Alexander reportedly travelled to Asia in 2017 to obtain her medical records.

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In December 2017, almost three years after the Uber rape incident in Delhi, the survivor in the case filed a new defamation suit in the US after the cab aggregator 'investigated her'. The survivor settled after she received compensation from Uber – in both the original compensation case filed in 2015, and the defamation suit for invasion of privacy.

Data from The Uber Files – internal emails and documents obtained by The Guardian and shared with the Indian Express – which is a part of the International Consortium of Investigative journalists – revealed that Uber's top executives 'illegally' accessed her medical records.
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