By Plenary Sessions: Irja Lutsar

The primary social question concerns individual autonomy and the right to self-determination at the end of life. The speaker strongly supports the right to limit treatment in irreversibly hopeless situations and emphasizes that an end-of-life declaration of intent constitutes a person's free will. Furthermore, there is a demand for improving the quality and accessibility of palliative care, as well as legalizing assisted voluntary death.

In the social sphere, the speaker focuses on inmate healthcare, noting that prisoners face issues related to mental health and HIV infection. He emphasizes that healthcare services are available within the prison system and tend to improve the inmates' health. He supports increasing national healthcare funding using money saved from prison facility expenditures.

The primary social issue is the quality and governance of higher education, particularly within the field of law. The speaker emphasizes the need for proactive solutions to address educational shortcomings and enhance institutional accountability.

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