The government has just agreed to review its decision to deny pension compensation owed to 1950s women.
It’s a huge moment – and proof that our pressure is working. But nothing’s guaranteed. Ministers have made it clear they may still refuse to pay a penny, and could quietly bury this review unless we keep up the fight.
Now’s our chance to prove the public is watching – and we won’t stop until justice is done. Thousands of us are voting right now on how to keep the pressure on until compensation is paid.
The government says it’s “reconsidering” the decision — but we’ve seen what that means before: delay, distraction, and no action. The only reason this review is even happening is because of the pressure we’ve built together.
If we keep the heat on now, we can turn this review into real results. Please will you join thousands of us and decide the next steps in the campaign? We need to move fast.
BBC: Government to rethink rejection of Waspi compensation:
http://bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c709y7ln5zro
Mirror: DWP WASPI latest as battle goes to High Court: Mirror
FT: Waspi sets out grounds to claim in judicial review: FT Adviser
WASPI Legal Update: waspi.co.uk
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