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Indiana Right to Life
Jun 26, 2025
“Today’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling has been a long-time coming. The Indiana state legislature passed defunding legislation under Governor Mitch Daniels in 2011, making Indiana the first in the nation to do so. But the U.S. Seventh Circuit issued an injunction in 2012, halting the legislation from taking effect and denying Indiana’s right to remove Medicaid funding for Planned Parenthood. But with this SCOTUS ruling handing Indiana this victory, we are asking Attorney General Todd Rokita to immediately move to have the 2012 injunction vacated and for the State of Indiana to terminate all Medicaid contracts with Planned Parenthood.”
Indiana Right to Life
Jun 24, 2025
Three years ago, the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization. Thanks to that decision, Indiana was able to pass a pro-life law, restricting most abortions in our state. Today, abortions remain at record low levels in Indiana. Our work continues as we strive to protect every life, hold the abortion industry accountable, and face the ever growing concerns of chemical abortion pills.
Indiana Right to Life
Jun 17, 2025
Chemical abortions leading cause of reported abortion complications in Indiana according to new state report. The Indiana Department of Health’s newest Terminated Pregnancy Complications Report shows 20 complications reports filed in the first three months of 2025. According to the report, 13 complications were from chemically-induced abortions compared to 7 surgical abortions. Nine of these complications were reported to be associated with the drugs Mifepristone and Misoprostol. By far the largest age group from which complications were reported are women 25-34 years-old. The report lists the complications including infection, vaginal bleeding, pelvic inflammatory disease, and the largest “complication” by far (12 of the reported total) as “Incomplete Abortion (Retained Products of Conception”. The report comes less than one week after spectators and participants of Indianapolis racing events over Memorial Day weekend were forced to view “Abortion Pills By Mail” flyover advertising. Indiana’s abortion complications report is certain to add weight to calls for the FDA to investigate the dangers of abortion drugs and to revoke its market approval.
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