A Kentucky woman filed a lawsuit today challenging the Commonwealth’s abortion bans. The case details the severe harms that Jane Doe and a class of all pregnant Kentuckians seeking abortion are enduring because the government has denied her access to the care she needs.

The American Civil Liberties Union of Kentucky, ACLU, PPFA, and PPGNHAIK today filed motions to dismiss the case EMW v. Daniel Cameron.

The Kentucky Supreme Court once again denied our request to block two abortion bans that first went into effect on August 1. As a result, abortion remains banned in the state.

Victory: The people of Kentucky have spoken, and their answer is no – no to extremist politicians banning abortion and making private medical decisions on their behalf.

The Kentucky Supreme Court has allowed two abortion bans to remain in effect. Abortion remain illegal in Kentucky at all stages of pregnancy.

A Kentucky appeals judge allowed the state's abortion bans to take effect. We're appealing to the Kentucky Supreme Court.

A Kentucky appeals court judge has allowed Attorney General Daniel Cameron to enforce the state's abortion bans.