By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Grünthal

The speaker emphasizes the role of the constitution as a national-cultural document and in establishing a fundamental framework that allows for peaceful coexistence. Specific social topics (e.g., education, immigration) are not addressed, with the exception of an indirect reference to the size of the Russian population.

Insufficient data.

A strong emphasis is placed on protecting Estonian nationalism and patriots from state repression, especially concerning the memory of soldiers who fought for Estonian freedom. He/She criticizes police actions that desecrate this memory and incite hatred between different ethnic groups in society. He/She defends civil liberties against the police's over-regulating and humiliating interference.

Not enough data

The social focus is directed toward the safety and well-being of citizens, which have been jeopardized due to the power outage. The issue is framed as the necessity to ensure basic protection for individuals and fair compensation for the resulting damage.

There is no data available concerning social topics, apart from the emphasis placed on the public's spirit of protest and the preservation of clean groundwater, both of which are linked to the environment and overall quality of life.

The primary social issue is abortion, where the speaker supports the proposal that the individual themselves should bear the cost of funding the service. This stance is linked to moral priorities in healthcare, contrasting elective procedures with life-saving treatment.

Not enough data.

There is insufficient data. The speeches focus on taxes, public finance, and political integrity, leaving social issues unaddressed.

The directive regulating tobacco products is mentioned in the context of the Social Affairs Committee, but the speaker focuses exclusively on the procedure for its transposition. No attention is paid to the socio-political substance.