By Plenary Sessions: Helle-Moonika Helme

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When it comes to social issues, the focus is on abortion, where extremely strong moral opposition is voiced, using the term "killing of children" to describe the procedure. The ethical boundary of the government regarding the acceptable number of abortions is also being called into question.

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There is a strong focus on immigration and integration. The speaker opposes the government's immigration policy, viewing it as a threat to Estonian culture and internal security. They emphasize the need to value the Estonian language and culture and demand loyalty checks for leaders of Russian-language media who are citizens of the Russian Federation. The speaker also criticizes state institutions for communicating with new immigrants in Russian.

The speaker, addressing the social sector, focuses on victims of domestic violence, drawing attention to the growing number of male victims and pointedly questioning the quality of the support they receive. This indicates concern over both the availability of social services and the principle of equal treatment.

The text addresses social issues through the prism of crisis management, criticizing previous proposals for restricting the rights of unvaccinated individuals. Furthermore, the topic of Estonian language proficiency and the advocacy for it is touched upon, underscoring its significance.

Socially conservative, sharply opposing the promotion of LGBT issues within the education system and foreign policy, often referencing the "marriage perversion law." It expresses strong opposition to uncontrolled mass immigration, particularly concerning Ukrainian families, emphasizing that this harms Estonian large families. It raises the issue of the catastrophic decline in the birth rate as a direct consequence of the government's anti-family policies.

The speaker expresses strong concern regarding mass immigration and its impact on the survival of the Estonian nation. In the area of education, emphasis is placed on the need to prevent the Russification of Ukrainian children in Estonian Russian-language schools by supporting the teaching of their Ukrainian language and culture.

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