
'Corrective rape' in South Africa —
Zukiswa Gaca was 15 when she ran away from her home in rural South Africa after being raped. In Khayelitsha, near Africa's 'gay capital' she was again targeted again, a victim of what's called 'corrective rape.'

'Corrective rape' in South Africa —
After drinking at a local bar, Gaca says a man who asked her out raped her after he learned she was a lesbian. 'Corrective rape' is when a man forces himself on a woman believing it will end her lesbianism.

'Corrective rape' in South Africa —
Khayelitsha is one of South Africa's largest townships. Many migrants to the Western Cape moved to Khayelitsha from country's rural Eastern Cape province, looking for opportunity and a better life.

'Corrective rape' in South Africa —
Cape Town, Africa's unofficial 'gay capital' is less than 40 kilometers from Khayelitsha where Gaca lives and was raped. For activist Funeka Soldaat, in her 'black lesbian' T-shirt Cape Town is a place where she can be herself.

'Corrective rape' in South Africa —
Thousands march through the streets of Cape Town during the city's pride weekend.

'Corrective rape' in South Africa —
Activists want to see South Africa's justice system take a stronger stance against 'corrective rape.' They're pushing for legislators to make it a hate crime.

'Corrective rape' in South Africa —
Soldaat's home in Khayelitsha, has become a sanctuary for lesbians escaping abuse from their other residents. It's also become a meeting place for activists pushing to make corrective rape a hate crime.


