By Plenary Sessions: Ando Kiviberg

Among the social issues addressed are suffrage and citizenship, topics directly related to national security and the fight against hybrid warfare. The position holds that voting rights should belong only to Estonian citizens, and there is support for revoking this right from the citizens of aggressor states, prioritizing security above all else.

The social topics addressed include youth development and leisure activities, emphasizing the social advantage of rural areas, where there are fewer negative temptations. This focus suggests a value-based approach to steering young people toward constructive activities (such as sports training or art clubs) and connects the social environment directly to positive outcomes.

The issue of balancing religious freedom and national security is addressed, emphasizing that religious freedom is a precious constitutional value. The speaker stresses that providing support for the Kremlin’s imperialist aggression does not constitute religious freedom, but rather a conscious endangerment of the constitutional order, which necessitates decisive state intervention.

Among social issues, the trustworthiness of the legal system is addressed, along with the need to ensure that major state embezzlement cases receive proper handling. It is emphasized that the reform must prevent similar embarrassing cases from being easily closed.

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