South Africa boasts the most progressive constitution in the world, yet the LGBTIQ community was still being demonised and victimized. Some people even go as far as raping lesbian women in an attempt to ‘fix’ them? How have we dealt with the issue of corrective rape? And is it even just to call is Corrective Rape – how does raping a person correct something? 

Guest: Ricky Kgositau-Kanza - Executive director of South African-based Gender Dynamix, an organisation that advocates for the human rights of transgender and gender-variant people

South Africa boasts the most progressive constitution in the world, yet the LGBTIQ community was still being demonised and victimized. Some people even go as far as raping lesbian women in an attempt to ‘fix’ them? How have we dealt with the issue of corrective rape? And is it even just to call is Corrective Rape – how does raping a person correct something? <br><br>Guest: Ricky Kgositau-Kanza - Executive director of South African-based Gender Dynamix, an organisation that advocates for the human rights of transgender and gender-variant people