By Plenary Sessions: Varro Vooglaid

Social issues are addressed through moral condemnation, accusing the government of violating the sanctity of marriage, family, and human life. Particular emphasis is placed on opposing the Government of the Republic’s funding of the killing of thousands of children before birth (abortion). These topics serve as a framework to demonstrate the government's lack of values.

It focuses heavily on civil liberties, criticizing the implementation of the vaccine passport system for children and young people, as well as the restriction of the right to protest. It emphasizes that these restrictions excluded people (including children) from extracurricular activities and events, prioritizing civil liberties over security considerations, especially where scientific justification was lacking.

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Focusing on social issues, corruption is emphasized as a deeply rooted problem in Ukraine—one that, in the eyes of the public, is a greater concern than the war itself. This topic is presented as a critical impediment to the country's international integration.

Regarding social issues, emphasis is placed on the unfair penalization of large families by the car tax, since they inevitably require larger vehicles. In a broader context, the government's actions are linked to the restriction of private property and fundamental rights, referencing the earlier "vaccine dictatorship" and the desecration of marriage.

It focuses intensely on protecting minors from pornography, viewing it as a phenomenon extremely detrimental to the moral and social development of children. It considers the protection of children a higher priority than ensuring the maximum inviolability of the privacy of pornography users. It emphasizes that the consumption of pornography is not a human right, and the state can, in principle, prohibit it entirely.