Nadzeya Husakouskaya

Nadzeya Husakouskaya is a gender researcher from Belarus. She holds a PhD in Interdisciplinary Gender studies (Bergen University), MA in Migration and Intercultural Relations (Oldenburg University), and MA in Cultural and Gender Studies (European Humanities University). She has fifteen years of experience as a gender educator, researcher, and expert. Currently, she lives in London and is a regional researcher at Amnesty International for Eastern Europe and Central Asia.

Women self-organise against violence in eastern Ukraine’s frontlines

I travelled across the conflict region and found local women actively organising against gender-based violence – doing the work of state actors. #12DaysofResistance

By Nadzeya Husakouskaya

/ 5 Jan 2021

Women self-organise against violence in eastern Ukraine’s frontlines

For many people in Belarus, change has already happened

Outside observers are often surprised at the rapid emergence of Belarus’ protest movement, but listening to how protesters frame their own actions can teach us much about what is going on.

By Nadzeya Husakouskaya and Alena Minchenia

/ 19 Nov 2020

For many people in Belarus, change has already happened

The sex change commission in Ukraine

Transgender citizens in Ukraine have good reason to think that they are all but invisible. Even the EU is not pushing for inclusiveness; and then there is the sex change commission… на русском языке

By Nadzeya Husakouskaya

/ 22 Oct 2014