By Plenary Sessions: Rene Kokk

The speaker addresses the voting rights of Russian citizens in local municipalities and the existence of the Bronze Soldier monument directly as a means of directing public sentiment and conducting influence operations. He/She urgently demands the revocation of these rights and the removal of the monument to ensure national security, prioritizing security over civil liberties.

Data is scarce.

The main social issues are related to public security and community safety in the context of bringing in foreign prisoners. Additionally, the government is criticized for accepting the low birth rate ("no more children are being born") and the resulting closure of educational institutions, which demonstrates a short-sighted attitude toward the future.

Regarding social issues, gender equality and the equal treatment of minorities are mentioned. However, this topic is only brought up in the context of criticism—specifically, why it has been placed under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications. No substantive position is expressed regarding either the promotion or opposition of these issues.

Social issues are only addressed to reject the government's anti-environmental and anti-consumption rhetoric ("Estonians' consumption will end life on Earth"). The speaker labels this topic as social democratic ideology, preferring to focus on economic "real things."

The speaker is focused on improving social security and the daily lives of those who need assistance, while opposing cuts to child benefits and the worsening accessibility of healthcare services. Particular emphasis is placed on the negative impact that extending the procedural times for determining the degree of disability has on thousands of people.

The main social topic is children's safety and protection from sexual offenders. The position is firm and emphasizes security, demanding that pedophiles be kept as far away from children as possible, and expressing indignation over any potential evaluation mechanism.

The main social issues concern the accessibility and quality of special care services, as well as the appreciation of staff. Furthermore, the population crisis is addressed, where immigration is viewed as a problem that exacerbates unemployment and necessitates national control.

The main social issue addressed is road safety, emphasizing concern over the rising number of traffic fatalities. This problem is directly linked to the quality of road infrastructure and the political choices made by the government (specifically, the car tax, which contributes to the aging of the vehicle fleet).