In July 2015 from At least 4 people were injured in racist attacks in Moscow and St. Petersburg.
Since the beginning of the year since racist violence killed 4 people and injured 37 people, four people received a death threat. These incidents were recorded in 11 regions Russia.
In July it was at least 2 acts of xenophobic vandalism were recorded in the Lipetsk region. Total Since the beginning of the year in Russia, we have recorded 23 acts of such vandalism in 16 regions countries.
The public activity of the ultra-right was low. Costs note only the procession "For Honor and Freedom", which the nationalists held on the "Day of the Right Political Prisoner" on July 25. Organizer the action was performed by the Association "Russians", whose leader D. Demushkin promised to compensate by marching the failed "Russian May Day" in Moscow. In Moscow, the mayor's office did not agree one of the proposed march routes, and then the picket was not approved. Eventually, "Folk festivals" took place in the city near the monument to the "Heroes of Plevna" and single picket near Novokuznetskaya metro station. Both events brought together 10-15 people.
In one form or another, actions were held in St. Petersburg, Astrakhan, Volgograd, Yekaterinburg, Irkutsk, Kemerovo, Krasnodar, Nizhny Novgorod, Orel, Saratov, Syktyvkar and Ulyanovsk, but they were extremely few.
You can also note the information picket “on the issue of ethnocrime”, organized on July 19 by the “People’s Social Initiative” (NSI) in Hyde Park on the Champ de Mars in St. Petersburg.
The raid activity of the ultra-right was also low. IN Petersburg, two "Russian sweeps" took place. The first took place on 4 July area of the Lesnaya metro station, the second - on July 18 in the Vladimirskaya metro area. Passed "Russian cleansing" in Moscow, where RFO activists took part in the NSI action "Memory".
In July 2015 we there are at least two known convictions for racist violence in which the motive hatred was recognized by the court - in Moscow and the Tula region. The loudest of of them was the sentence to the former leader of the Russian Image organization Ilya Goryachev, who was accused of organizing the BORN terrorist group and organizing a number of murders committed by her; he was sentenced to life deprivation of liberty.
Total since the beginning of the year at least 12 convictions for violent crimes were handed down, in which the court recognized the motive of hatred. In these trials, 26 people were convicted in 11 regions of the country.
For ideological vandalism in July 2015 was one sentence. In Tomsk, the court sentenced a man for desecrating a monument to Vladimir Lenin in the village of Maryakovsky Zaton to year of restriction of freedom.
In total, we know 4 sentences for xenophobic or neo-Nazi motivated vandalism against 5 people carried out in the Krasnodar Territory, Sakhalin and Tomsk Regions.
For xenophobic propaganda in July 2015, there were 14 convictions in 13 regions of the country. 15 people were convicted under these sentences, among them well-known St. Petersburg ultra-right activist Maxim Kalinichenko. For the creation of social network "VKontakte" group "Russian Right Sector" he was sentenced to 2 years and 7 months in a strict regime colony with a ban on occupying certain positions for a period of 1 year and 1 month.
Total since the beginning of 2015 year, 97 sentences were handed down for xenophobic propaganda against 105 people in 46 regions of the country.
At the end of July St. Petersburg prosecutor's office filed a lawsuit to ban NSI as extremist organizations; the prosecutor's check found that NSI activists "distributed ideas of National Socialism" and propagated ideas of racial superiority.
In July, the Federal List of Extremist Materials replenished five times (June 6, 8, 13, 15 and 19) - paragraphs. 2868-2905. The list was supplemented by: xenophobic materials of various kinds (including videos “Format-18”, publications of activists of the movement "Attack", songs of the groups "Kolovrat" and "KhorSS"); Muslim materials of various kinds (including materials from the Caucasus Emirate, materials Chechen separatists, regular songs of Timur Mutsuraev, harmless site Muslim Library), another reprint of an article by Boris Stomakhin.