By Plenary Sessions: Leo Kunnas

The issue of the reliability and security of the electoral process is examined, a matter directly tied to ensuring civil rights. To enhance security, the implementation of facial recognition technology was proposed for verifying the identity of the voter.

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Among the social topics addressed are the role and status of the Defence League, emphasizing its belonging to the Estonian people and thereby ensuring the security of the state. The defense of the organization's autonomy is linked to valuing stability and continuity. Data regarding other social or civil liberties topics is unavailable.

Instead of social issues, the speaker focuses on internal security and national defense readiness, emphasizing the need to prepare for armed internal conflict and hybrid threats ("little green men"). He prioritizes security, demanding that in a crisis situation, bureaucratic procedures (e.g., permits from the Environmental Board) must not be allowed to impede defense operations.

The growth of the Muslim community in Estonia is addressed as one of the social issues, but it is framed primarily as a security problem, emphasizing the need to counter Islamic extremism and radical Islam, thereby placing civil liberties within a security context.