By Plenary Sessions: Vilja Toomast

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Social issues indirectly affect the scope of activity of the International Labour Organization (ILO), which encompasses employment relations and the working environment. No direct positions have been presented in broader socio-political debates; the focus remains on amending the organization's constitution.

Among social issues, the focus is on public order and security, especially concerning the symbolism used to propagate Russia’s war of aggression. The speaker supports the existing provision that protects victims from humiliation and intimidation, emphasizing the broader protection of security and peace. He/She also addresses the issue of the competence of law enforcement agencies (PPA).

The social focus is on increasing compliance with the law and disciplining behavior through fines, emphasizing that a fine serves as a memorable warning. Personal responsibility is highlighted, along with the principle that ignorance of the law does not exempt one from punishment. At the same time, it is mentioned that fines can be paid in installments, offering flexibility in cases of payment difficulties.

It focuses on the social aspects of criminal law, such as the special treatment of minors regarding fine amounts and the impact of fines on repeat offenders. The discussion also touches upon whether the size of fines should depend on income in the future, although this solution is not currently being planned for misdemeanor offenses.

Among the social issues addressed are the rights and restrictions of inmates, particularly the duration of solitary confinement and access to educational opportunities. Support is given to achieving a balance between security and inmate rights by introducing amendments that limit excessive solitary confinement and outdated methods of drug control.

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