By Plenary Sessions: Kalev Stoicescu

The primary social theme revolves around citizenship and loyalty, which is viewed through the prism of security, specifically referencing the mentality and allegiance of Russian citizens to the *russki mir* (Russian world). The speaker advocates for motivating stateless persons to apply for Estonian citizenship so that they can vote as Estonian citizens in the future.

The primary social issue revolves around the role of sport in society and the state's need to define this requirement, which broadly affects public health and social structure. The necessity of achieving a societal consensus is stressed.

The social issue of religious freedom and canonical subordination is being addressed, with the subordination to the Moscow Patriarchate being treated as a security threat and a political tool. Renouncing allegiance to Moscow is preferred to avoid association with the "aggressive Russki Mir."

The focus, instead of being on social issues, is placed on protecting democratic values and the rule of law—a prerequisite for national independence. The importance of authentic, or liberal, democracy is stressed. Information concerning other social topics is unavailable.