By Plenary Sessions: Anti Poolamets

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The speaker addresses social issues by criticizing the ideologization of science and education. He sharply opposes the treatment of gender issues (referencing 150 genders) in science, labeling it "pseudoscience" and ideological steering. He expresses concern that the government is using funds for the ideological direction of social themes.

A strong focus is placed on the well-being and coping mechanisms of people with disabilities and families with many children, emphasizing the constitutional obligation to care for them. Another significant social issue is the protection of the Estonian language environment in educational institutions, driven by concerns that Estonian children may become a minority and that the native language growth environment could be lost.

The main social issue is citizenship and the restriction of political rights for non-citizens, which is framed on the basis of security and the rule of law. He/She emphasizes the special right of Estonians to return to their homeland, contrasting this with the issue of voting rights for non-citizens. The position is strongly identity-based, demanding that governing bodies can only be constituted by citizens of the state.

The main social issue is freedom of speech, which is being strongly defended in opposition to the government’s plan to enact a hate speech law. The speaker warns that implementing the law would lead to harassment and arrests over trivial matters, thereby threatening civil liberties.

Among the social issues addressed is the stigmatization and subsequent marginalization of (climate-critical) scientists within universities, framing this as a restriction of academic freedom. Emphasis is also placed on the destruction of heritage landscapes through their conversion into industrial zones, which is directly related to the valuation of cultural heritage and the quality of the living environment.

The primary social issue is the direct negative impact of climate policy on people's well-being, emphasizing that ultra-radical policies are impoverishing people. There is opposition to the construction of gigantic wind turbines, which results in a societal cost.

The primary social issue revolves around civil liberties, particularly freedom of speech, which the speaker champions. The hate speech legislation is regarded as a direct threat to freedom and as censorship that undermines the fundamental principles of democracy.

In social matters, the speaker is strongly value-conservative, opposing "left-wing extremism" and the use of LGBTQ+ symbols (rainbow flags) by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. They are a passionate supporter of free speech, demanding that the hate speech law be scrapped.