Lotz, Lloyd Cassius.Hlongwane, Nondumiso Tracy.2017-03-032017-03-0320162016http://hdl.handle.net/10413/14196Master of Law in Medical law. University of KwaZulu-Natal, Howard College 2016.‘Corrective’ rape as an anti-lesbian hate crime in South African Law has not received much attention from authors. ‘Corrective’ rape is a real practice in South Africa. The need for a closer analysis of the existing legislative framework is necessary to assess the need for further protection for Lesbian women against ‘corrective’ rape. However, rape in South Africa is a universal issue that does not only affect lesbian women. As this is the case, this thesis proposes the correct implementation of the legislative framework, opposed to enactment of hate crime legislation when it comes to ‘corrective’ rape, even though ‘corrective’ rape is a hate crime. Furthermore, the primary issue with ‘corrective’ rape lies in the nature of the crime, which is the crime of rape recognised and sanctioned under South African Law.en-ZATheses--Medical law.Gays--Violence against.Homophobia.Sex crimes--Law and legislation.Rape.Thesis