Materials distributed at the 2009 Russian March in St. Petersburg are recognized as extremist

In October 2010 it became known that on July 19, 2010 in Petersburg, a leaflet and a newspaper distributed on rally in Polyustrovskiy Park on November 4, 2009 ( Russian March-2009 in Petersburg ).

The decision to ban the leaflet “We are not indifferent to the fate homeland” and the bulletin “Russian partisan. Church-Rebel Bulletin No. 27 "(possibly we are talking about the publication "Russian partisan: Church-insurgent messenger", published by the Brotherhood in the name of the saint reverend. Joseph Volotsky) was issued by the Krasnogvardeisky Court Petersburg.

Unfortunately, neither the leaflet nor the newsletter is attributed in any way. time or content. The materials are clearly anti-Semitic in nature. However alarming quotes from the expert opinions cited in the court decision about that "" In all likelihood he (material) selected solely on the basis of rejection of the policies of existing institutions authorities "" all of them [materials - ed. ] collectively form negative attitudes, primarily attitude towards the institution of statehood, its individual representatives .

The process of recognizing materials as extremist was initiated by acting Chairman of the Committee on Rule of Law, Law and Order and Petersburg Government Security Council Vladimir Sukhoruchenko, who December 2009, he applied to the St. Petersburg city prosecutor's office with a request give a legal assessment of these texts.

Sources

• Based on materials from the official website of the Krasnogvardeisky District Court of St. Petersburg.