By Months: Vadim Belobrovtsev
Total Months: 9
Fully Profiled: 9
11.2025
17 Speeches
The primary social issue is poverty, the high level of which (affecting more than one in five people) has been highlighted as a failure of the long-term development strategy. Furthermore, voter vulnerability (e.g., voting in care homes) is being addressed in relation to ensuring the secrecy and freedom from coercion of e-voting.
10.2025
70 Speeches
The central social theme is the well-being and economic security of families with children, alongside demography. The speaker emphasizes that every step taken to improve the coping and financial stability of families is welcome and directly links this to the country’s demographic situation.
09.2025
126 Speeches
The speaker views the demographic crisis as catastrophic and calls for increasing the financial security of families through financial measures (family benefits, school meals). He/She emphasizes the need to value public service and security (citing the Kopli fire station and the salaries of the Police and Border Guard Board/Rescuers). Furthermore, the speaker supports valuing family life and leisure (specifically making the second day of Easter a national holiday) and criticizes draft legislation that infringes upon religious freedom.
06.2025
50 Speeches
Focuses on family policy, poverty reduction, and children's welfare, supporting the declaration of June 1st as a national holiday. Raises the issue of social security and public confidence, criticizing the war-scare rhetoric used by government members, which negatively impacts demographics. Opposes the import of Swedish prisoners due to security risks and criticizes the prosecutor's office for its inaction regarding the Pihlakodu rape cases.
05.2025
34 Speeches
The speaker is deeply concerned about the quality of education (teacher qualifications, the chaos surrounding the transition to Estonian-language instruction) and public safety (the closure of rescue stations, the early release of prisoners). He defends the principle of religious freedom and opposes legislation that targets a specific church. He also defends the voting rights of citizens from NATO allied countries who permanently reside in Estonia, allowing them to vote in local elections.
04.2025
31 Speeches
The speaker passionately advocates for religious freedom and non-interference in the canonical structure of the church, countering the government's security arguments. They criticize the removal of voting rights in local elections, calling it a divisive step that heightens security risks. While supporting women's success in their careers, the speaker expresses skepticism about implementing quotas for private companies, viewing this as an infringement on business freedom.
03.2025
22 Speeches
The main social issues are the demographic crisis and supporting families, the solution for which requires the state to guarantee economic security. The speaker strongly defends religious freedom and the principle of the separation of church and state, opposing government interference in the activities of churches. They also strongly oppose revoking the voting rights of non-citizens, viewing this as a step that divides society and diminishes security.
02.2025
56 Speeches
The speaker strongly defends civil rights, particularly the right of non-citizens to vote in local elections, calling the revocation of this right a form of collective punishment and anti-democratic. He emphasizes the principle of religious freedom and opposition to state interference in church affairs (MPEÕK). Furthermore, he raises concerns regarding children's safety and welfare (dangers posed by social media, the closure of fire and rescue stations) and supports maintaining the indexation of pensions.
01.2025
34 Speeches
The central social issue is the demographic crisis, which is being described as catastrophic, necessitating state support and economic security for families. There is strong opposition to revoking the voting rights of third-country nationals in local elections, as this is considered an undemocratic move that damages integration and social cohesion. Concern is also expressed regarding the cutting of benefits for large families.