By Plenary Sessions: Martin Helme

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The primary social issue is the restriction of voting rights based on citizenship, demanding that this right should belong exclusively to citizens of the Republic of Estonia. The speaker links the question of non-citizens' suffrage to security concerns, referencing the rhetoric of the aggressor state and the voting participation of Russian citizens.

Social issues are presented in the context of political conduct and respect, defending those who champion religious freedom and criticizing the insulting remarks made towards women (by Jürgen Ligi). A strong emphasis is placed on defending the Estonian nation-state, opposing the minister (Svet) who allegedly attacks it. The criticism also extends to the labeling used by the government (e.g., enemies of the state, Kremlin stooges).

The speaker is strongly conservative on social issues, defending religious freedom and the right of citizens to organize against government interference. The government is criticized for "perverting" marriage, and there is a warning that attacks against the Moscow Patriarchate could spread to other churches (Catholic, Lutheran).

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