"Confession of Uzbek" was recognized as extremist material

The Kuzminsky District Court of Moscow recognized the leaflet “Confession of the Uzbek-Gastarbeter” with an extremist material, which in the summer of 2012 unknown people threw to the mailboxes to residents of the Southeast District, Interfax reports. The authors of the leaflet are facing a criminal case under Article 282 of the Criminal Code "Excitement of hatred or enmity, as well as humiliation of human dignity."

A resident of the metropolitan district of Vykhino discovered a leaflet in his mailbox and took the police. The Yuvao Prosecutor's Office initiated an audit. According to the study of the “Center for Information and Analytical Technologies”, the text contains signs of excitement of the growth (enmity, hatred) in relation to Asians, Muslims and migrant workers (in particular, to the Uzbeks), as well as to the police, officials, priests, and government.

We are talking about a text that spreads in Runet under a similar headline. In it, the Uzbek-Gastarbaiter of 58 years named Vanya tells the author that soon the uprising of migrants will begin in Russia who will “cut Russians right in their beds”.