By Plenary Sessions: Aleksei Jevgrafov

The social focus is directed towards the impact of the legal system on the well-being and financial stability of ordinary citizens. The speaker emphasizes the necessity of ensuring that individuals have the means to manage substantial fines, citing social justice in the enforcement of penalties.

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The main social issue is integration and civil rights, particularly the right of permanent residents of other nationalities to vote in local elections. The speaker emphasizes that loyalty to the state is not tied to citizenship and defends the rights of those people who were born and raised in Estonia and who are being prevented from renouncing their citizenship.

The social focus is on the issues of poverty and income inequality, particularly concerning the circumstances of elderly individuals living alone and families with children. The text criticizes the reduction of benefits for large families and the cancellation of tax breaks for spouses and children, arguing that these actions deepen poverty. It demands that the state stop taking the last pennies from pensioners and the poor.

The main social issue is education and the support of educators, particularly the promotion of Estonian language instruction in Ida-Viru County. Emphasis is placed on teachers' right to timely salary payments, which is a matter of social justice.

The main social topic is the voting rights of third-country citizens (Russian and Belarusian citizens) in local elections. The speaker opposes the revocation of these voting rights, emphasizing legal stability and the necessity of amending the constitution.

The primary social issue is education and the well-being of teachers, particularly ensuring the teaching of the Estonian language in Ida-Virumaa. The speaker defends the interests of educators and demands accountability from the state in delivering the promised social benefits.