An Estonian court has ruled in favor of granting two minor children access to their deceased father’s dental records. The soldier, confirmed as fallen in Ukraine, requires identification of potential remains. Initially, the Estonian agency refused to share the health data citing privacy concerns. However, the Tallinn Administrative Court determined the children's right to the information outweighs those concerns, specifically when crucial for identification purposes. The court emphasized the necessity of the records for potentially identifying the soldier’s remains in Ukraine. This ruling establishes a precedent regarding access to deceased individuals’ health data in similar circumstances. The decision underscores the importance of family rights during times of conflict and loss.