By Plenary Sessions: Helle-Moonika Helme

The social spotlight is currently focused on the well-being and suffering of the Estonian people, stemming from the government's tax policy and ideological demands. The speaker sharply criticizes the government's claims that tax hikes support low-wage earners, and accuses the administration of effectively "binding people to the land" (or "making them serfs") due to the rising cost of air travel.

The speaker is concerned about the availability of services in rural areas (schools, medical care, maternity wards) and criticizes the government's immigration policy. They oppose the importation of labor, arguing that it places an added burden on the social and educational systems, and express concern that the Estonian people will become a minority in their own homeland.

Strong opposition to gender-based selection and the regulation of gender balance, emphasizing the importance of expertise. It denies the existence of equality and fairness, warning against the tyrannical consequences of their regulatory imposition. It sharply opposes the expansion of gender ideology, questioning the future inclusion of social genders (vulasoolised) and criticizing the Minister of Education's positions.

Among social problems, strong emphasis is placed on the crisis in the accessibility and quality of care services, highlighting cases of elder abuse, starvation, and rape in nursing homes. The speaker urgently calls for justice for the victims and their loved ones, and for subsequent punishments to be carried out.

The text addresses social issues within the context of criminal law, highlighting the inconsistent treatment of both rape cases and cases involving the photographing of children's genitals. A strong emphasis is placed on safeguarding civil liberties, particularly freedom of speech, from political pressure.

The main social issue is mass emigration, which is being described as epidemic and is directly linked to the high cost of living and tax burden in Estonia. Emphasis is placed on the state's loss of young taxpayers, citing the example of a young couple moving to Spain because they cannot cope with the daily cost of living in Estonia.

The primary social and ideological theme is the opposition to the liberal worldview, which is deemed unconstitutional and threatens the equal treatment of other worldviews chosen by the people. The worldviews of elected political parties and their voters are being defended against ministerial defamation.

There is not enough data. The discussions focus on economic and regulatory issues, and social issues are not addressed.