By Plenary Sessions: Varro Vooglaid

The main social issue is the protection of religious freedom and opposition to state interference in the canonical ties of churches, which constitutes an infringement of Article 40 of the Constitution. The speaker stresses that the draft bill undermines the respect of the Russian population toward the Estonian state and impedes integration, thereby creating social tensions. He also references the international policy aimed at eliminating anti-Christian prejudice (Donald Trump).

The main social issue is the fair compensation and treatment of reservists, which is broadly interpreted as the government’s attitude toward the Estonian people. It is emphasized that reservists are the ones who must fight the war, and valuing them is the foundation of national defense.

It adopts a strongly conservative and family-centric position, criticizing the government's "anti-family initiatives" and the reduction of benefits for large families. It supports holding a referendum to grant constitutional protection to marriage. It also mentions the need to repel foreign influences from Estonian politics, citing the examples of Hungary and Georgia.

The primary social issue is the birth rate and the valuing of motherhood in society, which is treated as the foundation of national policy. Social policy is viewed as closely linked to tax policy.

Regarding social issues, the protection of civil liberties and the principle of freedom of vaccination is at the forefront, and any violation of these is considered unacceptable. There is particularly strong criticism directed at pressuring children and young people via vaccine passports, especially since they were not considered part of the risk group. The speaker expresses concern over the erosion of public trust in the state and the media.

There is not enough data.

Not enough data.