By Plenary Sessions: Tanel Kiik

Takes a firm stance against workplace violence and harassment, supporting international standards in this field. It presents specific statistical data: 33% of women have experienced sexual harassment in the workplace, while only 5% of employers acknowledge the existence of the problem. It sharply criticizes the opposition's attempts to link workplace safety issues with LGBTQ+ topics, labeling them "semi-pathological examples."

A strong focus on children's rights and social services, including basic needs such as housing, food, education, and extracurricular activities. The speaker expresses concern regarding the accessibility of social services, specifically mentioning issues with the personal support worker service. The position is clearly that of an advocate for children's rights.

The speaker directly links economic hardship to a decrease in patriotism and a rise in crime, emphasizing the importance of social stability for national security. The approach is pragmatic, acknowledging the impact of socio-economic problems on society’s overall security and cohesion.

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