By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Grünthal

Among the social issues addressed is the legitimacy of increasing fines, a move that has drawn critical reaction from the Estonian Bar Association. Furthermore, emphasis is placed on the necessity of supporting the Estonian people after they have supported everyone else, citing the need for domestic social justice.

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The text deals with serious social issues concerning security and justice, specifically focusing on the alleged sexual offenses committed by allied forces in Võrumaa and the plight of the victims. A second crucial social theme is public health governance and the transparency surrounding the WHO pandemic treaty, highlighting the necessity of keeping citizens informed.

The primary social issue revolves around maintaining the social infrastructure and community viability of rural areas. Libraries are viewed as essential social meeting points, which are critical for the survival and development of the rural region.

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Social issues addressed include the field of criminal law and the administration of justice, stressing the necessity of ensuring adherence to procedural law and accountability for illegal investigative activities. The primary emphasis is on safeguarding the principles of the rule of law.

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The main social issue is the support and protection of large families, emphasizing their risk of falling into poverty despite their constitutional protection. Additionally, immigration policy is being criticized (specifically, the importation of talent from third countries), and questions are being raised regarding the defense obligation of Estonian men and the status of mobilization-aged men arriving from Ukraine.