By Plenary Sessions: Martin Helme

The main social issue is the economic situation of pensioners and the removal of their income tax exemption, which is considered brazen and unjust. This highlights the social inequality that arises from shifting the tax burden onto the poorer segments of society.

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At the heart of social policy is child protection and the valuing of the family, opposing legislative amendments that allegedly aid pedophiles or destroy the family (e.g., psychiatric treatment of minors without parental knowledge). Concern is expressed regarding the demographic crisis and youth suicides, and criticism is leveled at the allocation of funds for the "gay turn" and the promotion of tolerance.