By Plenary Sessions: Mart Maastik

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Among social issues, strong opposition prevails against the promotion of gender identity diversity in education, which is considered psychologically damaging to young girls and potentially leading to drastic surgical procedures. The speaker stresses that such issues should be addressed by doctors and psychologists, rather than being promoted.

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The primary social concern is protecting the health and safety of coastal residents, given that offshore wind turbines may generate infrasound and microplastics, posing a threat to the local population. This situation is often described as the residents "being guinea pigs."

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On social issues, the speaker holds a strongly conservative stance, emphasizing the primacy of the traditional family model (mother and father). The role of motherhood is considered sacred and essential, and should take precedence over career models. They oppose the equal treatment of new family models in school curricula and criticize state television programming (such as "Drag Show") for ridiculing motherhood.

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