By Plenary Sessions: Martin Helme

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The social focus is aimed at economic injustice and poverty, highlighting the plight of single pensioners and young families who are directly threatened by government financial burdens (such as renovation costs and the car tax). It stresses that 90,000 single pensioners are forced to go hungry before their pension day.

Among social issues, the question of protecting privacy and correspondence in relation to customs control stands out, emphasizing the need to prevent abuse by the state. This is broadly connected to the balance between state control and civil liberties, highlighting the Soviet era as a negative example.

The primary social issue revolves around national dignity and historical memory, specifically demanding the removal of the symbol of Soviet chauvinism from the public sphere. The actions of the "dialogue police" regarding the treatment of those without a COVID pass are also mentioned, referencing previous inconsistent law enforcement. Emphasis is also placed on the violation of the sanctity of the graves of Estonian servicemen at the military cemetery.

The speaker strongly opposes mass immigration, arguing that over 100,000 immigrants have led to record levels of Russification and created a fifth column. He/She criticizes marriage equality, labeling it the perversion of marriage, and negatively links it to record-low birth rates and a decline in the sense of public security.

The focus is on parental rights and state control over birth registration, contrasting the liberal slogan "my body, my choice" with the threat of state punishment. It criticizes the use of the "gender card" in political debate and opposes the state’s attempts to claim children as its own.

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