By Plenary Sessions: Züleyxa Izmailova

The primary social theme revolves around the vision for the future and our responsibility to children amid the climate crisis and environmental destruction. Emphasis is placed on the necessity of protecting nature's health and biodiversity, a necessity tied directly to safeguarding the pillars of society (scientists, regulatory bodies). The speaker links the government's activities to the undermining of democratic fundamentals when public authority operates solely in the interest of narrow business concerns.

There is insufficient data regarding social issues.

The only social issue brought up was the introduction of mandatory military service for women, modeled after Israel. This subject was raised purely as a rhetorical question to illustrate the vague objectives of the Reform Party, rather than being presented as a standalone political stance.

The focus is on social cohesion and security, stressing that the government’s actions have driven public trust and the sense of belonging to their lowest levels. Concern is expressed over the rise of radicalism and hopelessness, and it is noted that those suffering include teachers, rescuers, mothers, and young people.

The primary social issue revolves around special educational needs and access to education, highlighting the necessity of supporting opportunities for students with special educational needs (SEN). The speaker stresses the crucial role of social equity and support services within the education system.

Among social issues, emphasis is placed on protecting the rights of indigenous communities in connection with minimizing deforestation. This focus links environmental policy with aspects of social justice on a global level.