By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

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The primary social issue is migration policy, which is being addressed primarily within the context of national strategy and labor market needs. The speaker criticizes the government's reactive and desperate measures and calls for a comprehensive strategy for managing immigration to prevent the labor crisis from worsening.

Education is a central social issue, with emphasis placed on the decline in quality stemming from unqualified teachers, which is a major source of concern for parents. The issue of school meal availability and quality is also being raised, as the state fails to finance the requirements for menu enrichment, thus shifting the financial burden onto local municipalities and parents.

The main social issue is the protection of religious freedom, emphasizing that the draft law is aimed specifically against one particular church (the Estonian Orthodox Church). The speaker deems this unconstitutional and a violation of the principle of religious freedom, placing civil libertarian principles at the forefront.

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A strong emphasis is placed on the rights and well-being of people permanently residing in Estonia, regardless of their citizenship. We oppose the revocation of voting rights, as this creates a feeling among permanent residents that the state no longer trusts them.

The social issue under consideration is criminal law and penal policy, emphasizing the public sentiment that punishments are too lenient. The position leans toward maintaining security and the strictness of sentences, opposing early release.

It focuses on social justice within employment relationships, stressing the necessity of protecting employees as the weaker party relative to the employer. The social concern stems from the decline in people's quality of life, caused by economic pressures (taxes and inflation) and the curtailment of workers' rights.

Among social issues, emphasis is placed on economic inequality and vulnerability, focusing specifically on protecting low-income individuals from the negative effects of inflation. The social concern is framed purely through the lens of economic pressure.