By Plenary Sessions: Mart Helme

There are no direct positions stated regarding classical social issues. The speaker expresses concern that Estonia has been turned into an "ideological testing laboratory" where attempts are being made to brainwash and suppress people, which points to worry about the suppression of civil liberties and dissent.

The primary social theme is the failure of justice and inequality before the law, stemming from the political and moral corruption of law enforcement agencies. Emphasis is placed on the necessity of ensuring that all citizens, regardless of their status, are equal before the law.

The main social issues are the financial well-being of the elderly and the accessibility of essential medicines, both of which are threatened by the taxation of pensions. Another important topic is supporting the birth rate by solving the housing problems of young families through the provision of accommodation on favorable terms.

The only social topic being addressed is the issue of Ukrainian deserters (10,000–11,000) currently residing in Estonia. The speaker strongly urges that these individuals be sent back to Ukraine.

The most crucial social issue is demography and national growth, which necessitates clear goals from the government (e.g., 3 children per family). The government is accused of fostering a negative social atmosphere—through things like the green transition, climate catastrophe narratives, and fear of war—which inhibits young people's desire to have children. Furthermore, the government is criticized for its focus on foreign labor (derisively referred to as "slaves").

Socio-politically, there is opposition to liberal values (such as gay marriage), and emphasis is placed on internal security threats resulting from uncontrolled immigration. They demand the banning of burqas and niqabs as a measure against the humiliation of women and forcing them into a state of semi-servitude. Security risks are highlighted by referencing the growth of the Muslim community, incidents of violence in Estonia, and the destabilization of Swedish society due to gangs and honor killings.

The most crucial social issue is education and the preservation of rural schools, particularly in situations where there is clear demand from students and parents. The case of the Metsküla school is viewed as a "very clear litmus test" for the Estonian educational landscape overall.

In the social sphere, there is strong opposition to inclusive education, which is considered a failure, and to the transition to Estonian-language instruction, which is deepening the educational catastrophe. The "establishment of marriage equality" is also criticized as part of an ideological experiment that is sacrificing the Republic of Estonia. The climate crisis narrative is regarded as a phenomenon existing only in the minds of ideologically brainwashed people.

In social policy, there is strong opposition to gender equality, which is treated as the legalization of perversion and an attack on traditional values. Concerns are being voiced about population replacement due to the hiring of Ukrainians. Emphasis is placed on the bleak lives of poor people, and the government's assumptions regarding the poor's lifestyle (luxury SUVs, restaurants) are criticized.