By Months: Kristina Šmigun-Vähi
Total Months: 9
Fully Profiled: 9
12.2024
1 Speeches
Insufficient data.
10.2024
5 Speeches
There is not enough data.
09.2024
1 Speeches
The main social issue concerns children's rights and welfare, particularly in relation to institutional decisions regarding dietary choices (the replacement of sugary drinks with water or milk). The discussion addresses the ethical dilemma of whether protecting children's health justifies restricting their freedom of choice.
06.2024
2 Speeches
There is not enough data.
05.2024
3 Speeches
The primary social issue is the deteriorating health metrics among children and youth. To combat this, strong support is being given to increasing participation in sports and general physical activity. The goal is to ensure that two-thirds of Estonians exercise regularly, with resources directed specifically toward engaging inactive children.
04.2024
4 Speeches
The primary social issue is public health, particularly the growing trend in the number of overweight children and adolescents. This is viewed as a frightening reality that undermines the foundation of the sports pyramid. The politician is calling for active state intervention and the creation of incentives to encourage people to take responsibility for their health. Furthermore, he emphasizes matters of internal security and accountability in the event of threats.
03.2024
3 Speeches
The main social issues are education and public health. In education, the focus is on teaching responsibility as a crucial human skill. Regarding health matters, state interventions are supported (such as banning sugary drinks in schools), while simultaneously stressing the individual's responsibility for their own health.
02.2024
1 Speeches
Insufficient data.
01.2024
2 Speeches
The main social issue is child-rearing and the resulting lack of resilience, which has been caused by excessive rights and entitlements. The speaker firmly advocates that teachers and coaches should be permitted to demand effort and criticize honestly, in order to prevent a "soft generation" from developing.