Audio recordings of Said Buryatsky recognized as extremist in Novgorod

In Novgorod, the audio recordings of Said Buryatsky, published on the Internet in January 2014 by Daria Bodrova, were recognized as extremist.

On May 19, 2015, the Novgorod Region Prosecutor's Office announced that the Novgorod District Court recognized as extremist the audio recordings of “Said Abu Saad Buryatsky - Ibn Taimi "and" Said Abu Saad Buryatsky - Great Signs Doomsday."

Conducted "socio-humanitarian" examination showed that " the audio files contain facts indicating a negative assessment of the group persons on the grounds of nationality, origin, attitudes towards religion, negative information about the actions of representatives of certain nationalities, motivations and appeals to hostile action ."

These files were posted on the Internet by Daria Bodrova, in July 2014 found guilty of inciting ethnic hatred (part 1 of article 282 of the Criminal Code) and fined 30 thousand rubles.

Sources

• At the suit of the prosecutor's office, the court recognized the audio recordings posted on the social network as extremist materials // Official website of the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation. 2015. May 19.