By Plenary Sessions: Vladimir Arhipov

There isn't enough data to determine the standpoints on social issues.

There is insufficient data.

Based on the limited data, it is not possible to draw conclusions regarding social issues.

Limited data available. It mentions young people's attitudes towards agriculture but does not directly address classical social issues.

It focuses on the rights of children with special needs and their access to essential services. It highlights the growing prevalence of social development issues and the need for qualified specialists operating within a native language environment.

A staunch defender of religious freedom and rights, who opposes the removal of religious holidays from the national calendar. He/She warns against violent religious doctrines, but defends Christianity as a peaceful faith. He/She stresses the importance of preserving traditional values.

Focuses on the rights and social justice for the elderly, emphasizing society's obligation to care for those who have worked for the country. It supports a strong social safety net and ensuring the financial security of older people.

The speaker treats the availability of education as a matter of social justice, emphasizing the needs of families across various socioeconomic strata. These positions reflect a concern regarding social inequality and support the state's role in mitigating it. Other classic social themes were left unaddressed.

The focus is intensely on issues of poverty and social inequality, particularly the improvement of the situation for seniors. It calls for the reinstatement of the benefit for single pensioners and the reform of the subsistence allowance system. Furthermore, it emphasizes the state's moral obligation to look after its most vulnerable citizens and criticizes the reduction of social benefits.

It focuses on the protection of vulnerable individuals in care facilities, with a particular emphasis on preventing sexual abuse. The position is clearly aimed at strengthening victim protection.

A strong emphasis on the themes of social justice and human dignity. Defends the rights of the unemployed, pensioners, single mothers, and long-term caregivers. Criticizes policies that increase social inequality and the risk of poverty. Highlights the state's responsibility to care for the most vulnerable groups in society.

No data is available concerning social issues.

It focuses on the social protection of the elderly as a priority, emphasizing the needs of this "vulnerable social group" and the right to a dignified old age. It does not address other social issues.

The focus is on the well-being of the elderly and maintaining their quality of life, providing specific examples of the challenges pensioners face in covering their daily costs. It stresses the importance of educational accessibility throughout Estonia and criticizes the closure of schools in rural areas. Furthermore, it expresses concern regarding the preservation of communities and ensuring service accessibility for all demographic groups.