Evolutionary Views of Rape and South Africa

Over the years, some scientists tried to answer questions that seemed to have no answer. The question is why men rape. Rape is defined as a form of sexual intercourse in which a party disputes the act. There are many theories about rape's theory of evolution. The most common theory is that rape is an adaptive form, or rape as a byproduct of evolution. There are thousands of rape every year in South Africa's two states, Eastern Cape and KwaZulla.

The phenomenon of correcting rape in South Africa is increasing. According to Luleki Sizwe, a non-profit organization in South Africa, more than 10 lesbians are raped or gang raped weekly. As reported in the 2008 triangle plan, 86% of the Western lesbian black lesbians are living with fear of sexual assault, whereas at least 500 lesbians are sacrificed of correcting sexual assault It is estimated to be a person. However, rectifying the victims of rape is due to a negative social view towards homosexuality, and it rarely covers that. China before the westernization was another society that separates men from women. China's history and culture do not recognize the concept of sexual orientation, or the framework of dividing people based on their attractiveness between homosexuals or heterosexuals. Homosexual men have important cultures, but women do not. In addition to being responsible for her husband's son, women are considered not to have any sexual behavior at all.

In South Africa, lesbians are raped by heterosexuals with the aim of punishing "abnormal" behavior and strengthening social norms. This crime was initially confirmed in South Africa, and was sometimes overseen by women's family members and communities, and it is the main cause of HIV infection among South African lesbians. The "South African Constitution" stipulates that there is no discrimination due to its social status and identity (including sexual orientation), but "rape correction" is a hate crime in the South African legal system It will not be done. Legally, South Africa broadly protects the rights of homosexuals, but the government has not taken any measures to prevent the correction of rape, and women are not so confident in the police and their investigation .