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tight abortion restrictionsThe Indianapolis Star
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U.K. group urges Hoosiers to protect their digital privacy when seeking abortions.
Indiana 's abortion laws are the first state to put in place after Roe vs. Wade .
The campaign marks the second anniversary of the Supreme Court decision that struck down the constitutional right to abortion care.
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