Prof. Noya Rimalt

Prof. Noya Rimalt

Noya Rimalt is a Professor of Law at the University of Haifa. She specializes in questions of law and gender, criminal law and feminist Jurisprudence. Her work analyzes the intersections of gender, law and feminism in both legal theory and practice. She is the founding co-director of the Forum for Gender, Law, and Policy and the chair of the MA program in legal studies for non-lawyers.

Professor Rimalt has been a pioneer in promoting clinical legal education in Israel. In 1993 she established the first clinical program in civil rights at Tel Aviv University and served as its founding director until 1999 when she joined the University of Haifa.

Professor Rimalt received her LL.B from Tel-Aviv University, her LL.M (Summa Cum Laude) (as a New Israel Fund Civil Liberties Fellow) from Washington College of Law at American University and a Ph.D in Law (J.S.D) from Tel-Aviv University. She has won the Raul Wallenberg Prize for outstanding research in human rights for her Ph.D dissertation.

In recent years Professor Rimalt was a visiting professor at Georgetown Law Center and at the Washington College of Law at American University. She was also visiting scholar at Hadassah-Brandeis Institute and at the Centre for Ethics in the University of Toronto.

She has written articles on numerous issues such as female offenders, sexual harassment, gender and multiculturalism, religiously motivated sex segregation, women in the military, female conscientious objectors, motherhood and work, abortions, criminalizing the client in prostitution, pregnancy discrimination, pay equity and affirmative action. She has published extensively in leading law journals. Her book Legal Feminism from Theory to Practice: The Struggle for Gender Equality in Israel and the United States has been published in 2010. She is the recipient of the 2018-2019 Excellence in Teaching Award.

  • Criminal LAw
  • Law and Feminism
  • Law and Society

Books

  • Legal Feminism From Theory to Practice: The Struggle for Gender Equality in Israel and the United States Pardes Publishing House, Haifa University Press (2010)

Articles

Book Review

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Professor Rimalt received her LL.B from Tel-Aviv University, her LL.M (Summa Cum Laude) (as a New Israel Fund Civil Liberties Fellow) from Washington College of Law at American University and a Ph.D in Law (J.S.D) from Tel-Aviv University. She has won the Raul Wallenberg Prize for outstanding research in human rights for her Ph.D dissertation.

Noya Rimalt: Gender based segregation in Haredi higher education

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/noya-rimalt-gender-based-segregation-in-haredi-higher/id1439158139?i=1000444286481

How parental-leave policy has failed to bridge gender gaps

https://www.jpost.com/Opinion/How-parental-leave-policy-has-failed-to-bridge-gender-gaps-566744

To every little girl: No, you can’t be president – Haaretz

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Equal treatment for unequals – Haaretz – Israel News | Haaretz …

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