By Plenary Sessions: Andre Hanimägi

The Whistleblower Protection Act is discussed, concerning employment law and the protection of individuals when reporting breaches of EU law. The focus, however, is on the legal and procedural framework, rather than on broader social values or moral issues.

Insufficient data. (The speech focuses on economic and cultural export through digital media, rather than traditional social issues.)

Not enough data

The focus is on protecting human rights and dignity, particularly for vulnerable individuals (citing the Pihlakodu case), and criticizing the state's reaction, which undermines the public's sense of justice. It deems the fight against fraud and cybercrime crucial, as these threaten both the elderly and digitally aware youth, demanding the strengthening of criminal justice tools.

A strong focus on social issues, particularly the rights of people with disabilities and the creation of legal exceptions concerning modified vehicles. The stance is that the state must ensure practical solutions, thereby avoiding forcing citizens into litigation.