LGBT

Lesbians Eudy Simelane and Noxolo Nogwaza, murdered 2008 and 2011, respectively, South Africa. Eudy was gang-raped and stabbed to death. Her naked body was dumped in a stream in the Kwa Thema township outside Johannesburg. Noxolo was raped, and stabbed multiple times with glass shards. Her skull was shattered. Her eyes were reportedly gouged from their sockets. Ms. Nogwaza had been seen earlier that evening in a bar with a female friend.
Zukiswa Gaca, 2009. Lesbian victim of “corrective rape”
Tebogo Motswagi, a transgender woman, in 2001 was raped by seven men and penetrated with a broomstick.
Thamsanqa Mdluli was gang raped in 1994. During the attack, one of the men told Thamsanqa that they were raping him to restore his manhood
Simphiwe Thandeka, lesbian, three times a victim of “corrective rape”. The first rape was by her Uncle, the second by her uncle’s friend, who raped Simphiwe multiple times and beat her with a clothes hanger. “He told me I was going to be his wife and not a lesbian,” she said. The third rape was committed by a local priest.
Lindeka Stulo, who in 2010 was attacked by a man while walking home. He slammed her head into a nearby wall with a heavy crate. Two weeks later, the same man struck her on the back of the head with a bar. “You are a girl, not a boy,” she remembers hearing. "I am going to beat you until you stop what you are doing with other girls.”
Pearl Mali was raped for the first time by an elderly man whom her mother brought home from church. She was 12 years old. The man raped her in her bedroom almost daily until she was 16 years old. “My mother didn’t want me to be gay so she asked him to move in and be my husband. She hoped it would change me.”

Source: http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2013/07/26/opinion/26corrective-rape.html?_r=1&