The High Court of Justice did not issue a conditional or interim order in the petition against the law permitting gender-separate study tracks in advanced degrees, according to Eli Hirsman (N12). The court's decision leaves the law in effect for now.
The High Court of Justice has not issued a conditional or interim order in the petition against the amendment to the Student Rights Law, which allows higher education institutions to offer gender-separate study tracks in advanced degrees, according to a report by Eli Hirsman (N12). The report comes as the court had earlier today ordered the state to submit a preliminary response to the petition by September 17, without issuing an interim order, as The Zioneer reported. The petition, filed last week by ten academics and six Haredi women and challenging the law's constitutionality and its impact on women's access to higher education, as previously reported by The Zioneer.
3 developments
- DevelopingTen academics, six Haredi women petition High Court against gender-separate advanced degree law
- DevelopingBill to allow gender segregation in advanced degree programs approved
- StrongHigh Court Issues Conditional Order Against Yeshiva Student Arrest Freeze Law
- DevelopingKnesset education committee approves expanded gender segregation bill for final votes
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