By Plenary Sessions: Siim Pohlak

The main social issue revolves around economic fairness and the ability to cope financially, focusing specifically on the decline in purchasing power and the difficulties faced by those carrying loan obligations. Particular emphasis is placed on how the rising cost of essential goods and food affects people’s daily lives. The social focus is therefore directed towards protecting borrowers and individuals with lower incomes.

Regarding social issues, the government is criticized for rapidly addressing the green transition and LGBT matters, with critics deeming these topics ideological and less important than the state of the economy, the Estonian language, and culture. The government is accused of charging ahead on these issues like horses with blinkers on.

Among the social issues being addressed is the planned law intended to restrict hate speech, which the speaker refers to as the "censorship law." His position is strongly anti-censorship, emphasizing that censorship is already being implemented in Estonia by social media groups.