Planned Parenthood sues Indiana for abortion law(Reuters) - Planned Parenthood of Indiana and Kentucky on Thursday filed a lawsuit against the state of Indiana, saying a new state law restricting abortion was unconstitutional. The law, which was signed last month by Indiana Governor Mike Pence and goes into effect on July 1, prohibits abortion in the early stages of a pregnancy based on genetic abnormalities and mandates a fetus be buried or cremated, according to the lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court. Planned Parenthood asked for an injunction on the law, according to the lawsuit, which was filed by the American Civil Liberties Union on behalf of the nonprofit organization’s  Indiana chapter. “The United States Supreme Court has repeatedly stressed that a woman, not the state, is to determine whether or not to obtain an abortion,” Ken Falk, legal director for ACLU of Indiana, said in a statement. “The state of Indiana’s attempt to invade a woman’s privacy and to control her decision in this regard is unprecedented and unconstitutional.” The lawsuit named the Indiana State Department of Health, prosecutors of several counties and the state medical licensing board.  A spokeswoman for the health department referred all questions to the attorney general’s office, where no one could be reached for comment. A spokesman for the medical licensing board declined to comment about the lawsuit. Pence’s press secretary, Kara Brooks, said the governor is confident the law is constitutional. “We will work with the attorney general to defend the law that enhances information expectant mothers receive and enhances protection for the unborn,” she said. Indiana was the second U.S. state to prohibit abortions based on a prenatal diagnosis of disabilities such as Down syndrome, following North Dakota.  Planned Parenthood does not ask patients to disclose why they are obtaining an abortion, but under the new law, doctors would be mandated to report if a fetal anomaly was present before the abortion.  The new Indiana law would put physicians at risk for legal woes, and require additional costs for a fetus to be buried or cremated, according to the lawsuit. “Gov. Mike Pence isn’t a woman and he isn’t a doctor. He needs to get out and stay out of our doctors’ offices,” Betty Cockrum, chief executive of Planned Parenthood of Indiana and Kentucky, said in a statement.  politicsNews
planned parenthood sues indiana abortion law reuters planned parenthood indiana kentucky thursday filed lawsuit state indiana saying new state law restricting abortion unconstitutional the law signed last month indiana governor mike pence goes effect july prohibits abortion early stages pregnancy based genetic abnormalities mandates fetus buried cremated according lawsuit filed district court planned parenthood asked injunction law according lawsuit filed american civil liberties union behalf nonprofit organization indiana chapter the united states supreme court repeatedly stressed woman state determine whether obtain abortion ken falk legal director actu indiana said statement the state indiana attempt invade woman privacy control decision regard unprecedented the lawsuit named indiana state department health prosecutors several counties state medical licensing board a spokeswoman health department referred questions attorney general office one could reached comment a spokesman medical licensing board declined comment lawsuit pence press secretary kara brooks said governor confident law constitutional we work attorney general defend law enhances information expecting mothers receive enhances protection unborn said indiana second state prohibit abortions based prenatal diagnosis disabilities down syndrome following north dakota planned parenthood ask patients disclose obtaining abortion new law doctors would mandated report fetal anomaly present abortion the new indiana law would put physicians risk legal woes require additional costs fetus buried cremated according lawsuit gov mike pence woman doctor he needs get stay doctors offices betty cockrum chief executive planned parenthood indiana kentucky said statement politicsnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Planned Parenthood sues Indiana for abortion law(Reuters) - Planned Parenthood of Indiana and Kentucky on Thursday filed a lawsuit against the state of Indiana, saying a new state law restricting abortion was unconstitutional. The law, which was signed last month by Indiana Governor Mike Pence and goes into effect on July 1, prohibits abortion in the early stages of a pregnancy based on genetic abnormalities and mandates a fetus be buried or cremated, according to the lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court. Planned Parenthood asked for an injunction on the law, according to the lawsuit, which was filed by the American Civil Liberties Union on behalf of the nonprofit organization’s  Indiana chapter. “The United States Supreme Court has repeatedly stressed that a woman, not the state, is to determine whether or not to obtain an abortion,” Ken Falk, legal director for ACLU of Indiana, said in a statement. “The state of Indiana’s attempt to invade a woman’s privacy and to control her decision in this regard is unprecedented and unconstitutional.” The lawsuit named the Indiana State Department of Health, prosecutors of several counties and the state medical licensing board.  A spokeswoman for the health department referred all questions to the attorney general’s office, where no one could be reached for comment. A spokesman for the medical licensing board declined to comment about the lawsuit. Pence’s press secretary, Kara Brooks, said the governor is confident the law is constitutional. “We will work with the attorney general to defend the law that enhances information expectant mothers receive and enhances protection for the unborn,” she said. Indiana was the second U.S. state to prohibit abortions based on a prenatal diagnosis of disabilities such as Down syndrome, following North Dakota.  Planned Parenthood does not ask patients to disclose why they are obtaining an abortion, but under the new law, doctors would be mandated to report if a fetal anomaly was present before the abortion.  The new Indiana law would put physicians at risk for legal woes, and require additional costs for a fetus to be buried or cremated, according to the lawsuit. “Gov. Mike Pence isn’t a woman and he isn’t a doctor. He needs to get out and stay out of our doctors’ offices,” Betty Cockrum, chief executive of Planned Parenthood of Indiana and Kentucky, said in a statement.  politicsNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: planned parenthood sues indiana abortion law reuters planned parenthood indiana kentucky thursday filed lawsuit state indiana saying new state law restricting abortion unconstitutional the law signed last month indiana governor mike pence goes effect july prohibits abortion early stages pregnancy based genetic abnormalities mandates fetus buried cremated according lawsuit filed district court planned parenthood asked injunction law according lawsuit filed american civil liberties union behalf nonprofit organization indiana chapter the united states supreme court repeatedly stressed woman state determine whether obtain abortion ken falk legal director actu indiana said statement the state indiana attempt invade woman privacy control decision regard unprecedented the lawsuit named indiana state department health prosecutors several counties state medical licensing board a spokeswoman health department referred questions attorney general office one could reached comment a spokesman medical licensing board declined comment lawsuit pence press secretary kara brooks said governor confident law constitutional we work attorney general defend law enhances information expecting mothers receive enhances protection unborn said indiana second state prohibit abortions based prenatal diagnosis disabilities down syndrome following north dakota planned parenthood ask patients disclose obtaining abortion new law doctors would mandated report fetal anomaly present abortion the new indiana law would put physicians risk legal woes require additional costs fetus buried cremated according lawsuit gov mike pence woman doctor he needs get stay doctors offices betty cockrum chief executive planned parenthood indiana kentucky said statement politicsnews