By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

The speaker strongly defends civil rights, opposing the revocation of voting rights for 130,000–140,000 people in local elections, fearing the fragmentation of society. They also defend religious freedom and the principle of separation of church and state, accusing the Ministry of Internal Affairs of persecuting the Estonian Christian Orthodox Church and infringing upon religious freedom.

When discussing social issues, emphasis is placed on the concern over emerging humanitarian problems. This highlights the need to take civil and humanitarian matters into account when formulating security policy.

The primary social issue revolves around the demographic crisis and family policy, stressing the necessity of supporting large families and reinstating the benefits that were cut. The speaker criticizes the government’s decision to reduce support for large families by 200 euros per month, viewing this as counterproductive to stimulating childbirth. Furthermore, support is being provided to people with disabilities, assisting them in initiating legal challenges against current tax policy.

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