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Waspi women fought for justice and compensation for affected women for changing age in state pension ten years ago. A few months ago, the Minister of Labor published a report that agrees with the trouble of the pension but did not agree to compensation.
Ever since the Government of the UK rejected, the Waspi campaign has been struggling to receive a fee of up to £ 2,950. Waspi women have announced an update about their fight for a fee after the Government complaint.
The update is associated with their crowdfunding and planning to ask the High Court to consider the question in order to issue a fee as quickly as possible. Women involved in the Waspi vow campaign to vow for a legal struggle.
| Compensation of the WASI | £ 2950 |
| The latest update | Waspi women have already transmitted all this in court, with a reluctant government to make up for them |
| Who qualifies? | Women born between April 06, 1950 and 09 April 1960 and their family (if a woman is dead) |
| Fund collected so far | £ 183,000 |
| New target | 230,000 pounds |
| Government’s response | No compensation for now |
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The latest update
The latest update that comes from the Waspi Women’s collection of funds and legal fighting against the Government to exclude their initial order not to consider the Ombudsman report published earlier, which favors women affected by the change of age of state pension.
According to the latest update, Faspi confirms that they have collected £ 183,000 crowdfunding. They divided that they were considering the offer of a part of the Government Fund according to the limit of the cost of compensation, and the rest would be used to combat the legal battle for payment of legal representatives.
Waspi members have confirmed that they are trying to invite the government to start compensation by judicial pressure. In order for the court to decide the limit on the basis of accessibility in accordance with the regulations on the restriction of costs, the organization increased its goal of crowdfunding to £ 230,000.
What happened so far?
It has been over a decade since Waspi women fought for justice and received a financial difficulty fee, and the emotional stress that women must undergo due to a sudden change in pension in 2011.
2024 brought hope for Waspi women because the PHSO report supports a fee based on the weakness of DWP that it does not inform people associated with the change of law or not considering their views before passing any law. DWP recognizes its poor management and regrets the delay for more than a year in women born in the 1950s about the increase in state pension.
The organization predicted that the work administration would work on compensation when they came to power in July 2024, because the court accepted the PHSO report. However, in December 2024, the Working Government stated that it would not issue a fee, saying that it would be unfair to use taxpayers’ funds for compensation.
How much compensation?
According to PHSO reports, women affected due to the change of age of state pension should receive around £ 1000 to £ 2950 based on financial trouble caused by women. Reports realize that a change in retirement and failed communication has brought many women who were close to pension in trouble.
Now Waspi women are also fighting for a fee of £ 2950 for every woman who has been affected. The group claims that some women have died waiting for justice and requires a fee for family families. According to reports, if the fee is around £ 2,950, the government would cost around £ 10 billion to make up for all the affected women.
Women born between April 06, 1950 and 09 April 1960 can expect compensation if the group won a court examination, and the government continues to compensate for Waspi women.
What is next?
After the Government’s response to disagree with the medicine and compensation of Ombudsman for women born in the 1950s, Faspi is a path to the court, thanks to the funds they have collected through the collection of funds.
According to the Waspi Group, their lawyer wrote DWP notifications on the recognition of services and abstract reasons for resisting the payment of the fee. Through this notice, the group will understand the DWP attitude that case.
The group confirms that they have not yet received any notice, so they are waiting for an answer. The group confirmed that they discuss things with their legal team about their strategy to fight against a fee based on the notification. Many MPs have supported the fezi compensation, Scottish politicians have also supported the compensation scheme, so let’s see what is happening now.
