The ACLU of Indiana held a rally in Indianapolis Friday to protest what it calls inhumane immigration policies. The focus was on policies that separate children from their immigrant and asylum-seeking parents.

The University of Notre Dame sent letters to students and employees on Friday saying it will stop providing birth control coverage to students and employees at the end of the plan year

Planned Parenthood wants a court to halt portions of a new Indiana abortion law. It’s the 5th lawsuit over abortion legislation in 7 years.

The city of Lawrenceburg faces a lawsuit alleging that it is discriminating against people with disabilities by classifying a proposed new group home as a boarding house or medical facility.

Proponents say the law ensures the dignity of all lives and prevents discrimination against those with disabilities. But Planned Parenthood and the ACLU of Indiana say the measure unconstitutionally violates a woman’s privacy.

The new law bans women from getting abortions because of fetal genetic defects, and it prohibit abortions from being performed because of a fetus's race, sex or ancestry. Critics of the legislation -- including some Republican lawmakers -- say it goes too far.

The Indiana attorney general's office is asking a federal judge to put on hold her order against Gov. Mike Pence's efforts to bar state agencies from helping Syrian refugees resettle in the state.

The newest lawsuit is over Medicaid payments for Hepatitis C treatment.

The ACLU is seeking a preliminary injunction on behalf of Exodus Refugee Immigration, a nonprofit corporation that assists refugees with federal money funneled through the state.

The state said its law banning people from taking pictures of their ballot – whether filled out or not – in the voting booth was to help prevent voter coercion and vote buying and selling. But federal judge Sarah Evans Barker says the state didn’t show any evidence that those problems exist.