By Plenary Sessions: Vladimir Arhipov

There is not enough data.

Social issues are not addressed in the speeches delivered.

A strong stance regarding women's rights and the protection of vulnerable groups, particularly in light of the case involving the rape of a woman with dementia. It emphasizes the principles of human dignity and the rule of law. Furthermore, it expresses concern for the welfare of society's most vulnerable members—the elderly, people with disabilities, and low-income families.

Strongly defends freedom of religion and speech, expressing concern about the possible impact of the church law on the sharing of religious messages during prayer services. It supports reducing the financial burden on parents regarding school meals, demonstrating social sensitivity towards the economic difficulties faced by families.

It focuses primarily on issues of education and culture, emphasizing the principle of equal treatment (all children should receive the same school lunch). It supports fair compensation for cultural workers and the improvement of their social status. There is insufficient data available regarding other social issues.

Focuses on the issue of equal access to healthcare, stressing that the existence of private medical services creates inequality between the rich and the poor. It supports the social inclusion of young people through employment programs, especially for those who are neither studying nor working. It also emphasizes the importance of making public services accessible to all residents.

A comprehensive analysis of social issues cannot be performed based on limited data.

The text focuses primarily on the social issues facing young people, stressing the necessity of addressing those who are neither employed nor in education. It expresses concern regarding social tensions that could emerge as a result of rapid immigration. It approaches social questions pragmatically rather than ideologically.

There is not enough data.