By Plenary Sessions: Mart Maastik

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Among social issues, emphasis is placed on the protection of property rights and the need to ensure fair compensation for landowners when nature conservation restrictions limit their rights. This topic is related to the demonstration that took place in front of Toompea.

The primary social concern revolves around the health and quality of life of residents in coastal areas, which is being jeopardized by the low-frequency and infrasound noise generated by offshore wind turbines. There is a demand that developers cease using people as test subjects and that up-to-date noise regulations be implemented to protect the health of both humans and animals.

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The main social issue is the restriction of voting rights, which is justified by the necessity of ensuring Estonia’s security and its status as the national sovereign. This points to a strong priority placed on protecting national security and identity, elevating it above certain civil liberties.

The issue of Russian citizens' right to vote in local elections is being addressed, but this is approached strictly within the context of security and political tactics (gaining votes). The topic is framed as a question of security and political loyalty, rather than primarily an issue of civil rights.

Among social issues, attention is drawn to the risk of people losing their property because they cannot afford the interest payments caused by the rising Euribor, linking this to social injustice and an unregulated banking sector. This is a primary social concern that is closely tied to economic regulation.