By Plenary Sessions: Andrei Korobeinik

The main social issue is the welfare and psychological health of children affected by the war, covering those residing both in Ukraine and in Estonia. A greater contribution is required from the state, local governments, schools, and citizens toward providing psychological assistance to children who have come from Ukraine. It is emphasized that the children's situation is psychologically very difficult.

The main social issue is drug policy and the potential impact of cannabis legalization on public health, with the goal of reducing the number of deaths caused by drug overdoses. The discussion focuses on harm reduction and the statistical impact.

The primary social concern is the growing inequality between rural and urban residents, exacerbated by the car tax and cuts to rural services (such as the closure of local schools). Furthermore, the vulnerability of the elderly is highlighted in the context of the automatic implementation of the universal service, as they may miss out on opportunities to save money. He/She criticizes the government for harming the poorest people.

The only social issue mentioned is the closure of rural schools, which is framed as a direct consequence of government incompetence, highlighting concerns regarding access to education. More broadly, emphasis is placed on ensuring the sustainable financing of social benefits in the digital age.

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