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Muluken Arefaine from ActionAid Ethiopia
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    South Africa – From Victim to Victor

    In South Africa—a country often referred to as the murder and rape capital of the world—one group of women are especially at risk. Lesbians are increasingly the targets of a particularly heinous crime: “curative” or “corrective” rape, which perpetrators believe will change their sexual orientation. We travel to South Africa to mark the International Day Against Homophobia, 17 May, and meet several survivors, who are speaking out to confront sexual violence and discrimination.
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