- An Indiana bill would ban abortions at week 0 with few exceptions.
- Studies show that people who receive a comprehensive, evidence-based sex education start having sex later in life.
- If sex is taught, state law requires schools to teach abstinence.
INDIANAPOLIS – For two weeks, Indiana lawmakers have been locked in a debate over how reduce the number of abortions performed in the state. The current proposal would ban all abortions, except cases of rape, incest, death of the fetus or when the life of the pregnant woman is at risk.
