On February 5, 2005 in Voronezh, as part of an investigation into the terrorist attack at a bus stop on January 26, 2005, searches were carried out at the homes of two members of the NBP. This was announced by the senior assistant to the regional prosecutor Galina Gorshkova. Meanwhile, the Voronezh National Bolsheviks say that they have nothing to do with the attacks, and the searches were carried out at the participants of the rally against subsidized payments.

On February 7, 2005, the Cassation Collegium of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation denied the parties YABLOKO, the Communist Party of the Russian Federation and several members of the "Committee-2008" to cancel the results of the State Duma of the Russian Federation in 2003. The decision of the Supreme Court was left unchanged.

The city court of Nalchik found 29-year-old Zaur Pshigotyzhev guilty of inciting religious hatred and sentenced him to one year of corrective labor with 15% of his monthly earnings deducted to the state.

After the release of the program "To the Barrier!" with the participation of Albert Makashov, a discussion began in the press about the possibility and legality of providing time on the air for deliberately nationalist propaganda. We present a selection of opinions on this issue.

As the Russian Courier correspondent found out, on January 20, 2005, the Belgorod Regional Duma adopted the Law "On Strengthening the Responsibility of Parents for Raising Children." In addition to the obvious rights and obligations, the law provides for the responsibility of parents for child abuse (already existing in the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation), as well as for the use of alcoholic beverages, drugs and smoking in public places by their children.

On February 10, Rodina party leader Dmitry Rogozin sent a letter to Chief Rabbi of Russia Berl Lazar, in which he said that the appeal to the Prosecutor General's Office of a group of deputies of the State Duma from the Rodina and the Communist Party factions "was not agreed with the leadership of the faction , and its text does not reflect the views of the party on the issues it addresses . " I would like to note the following. Firstly, D.

Yaroslav Butakov on the website APN.ru analyzes the future of parliamentarism in Russia. In the article "Punishment by power" (dated February 11, 2005), apparently initiated by statements about changing the Constitution , the author writes that the parliament in its current form is completely irresponsible.

On February 10, the Saratov regional court passed a sentence on four skinheads accused of murder motivated by ethnic hatred. The jury decided that the teenagers deserved leniency, so the court sentenced them to the lower limit. Two received 13 years of strict regime, two others were given six and five and a half years. Lawyers for the teens declined to comment. State prosecutor Georgy Babichev said he was completely satisfied with the verdict.

On February 11, 2005, the third regional seminar for journalists "Siberia - the territory of consent" was held in Irkutsk. The seminar was organized by the Committee on Public Relations and National Relations of the Administration, the Department of Information and Socio-Political Research of the Administration of the Governor of the Irkutsk Region, the Youth Charitable Foundation "Revival of the Siberian Land".

On February 11, 2005, at the seminar "Siberia - the territory of consent" the results of a sociological survey conducted by the sociological center of the administration of the Irkutsk region were made public . It was held from October 20 to November 1, 2004 in Tulun, Bratsk, Nizhneudinsk, Angarsk, Irkutsk and other cities and districts of the region.

On February 9, 2005, a group of up to 30 people in police uniforms and civilian clothes made an attempt to illegally enter the apartment (aka office) of Natalia Semyonova, chairman of the Chuvash regional organization of the movement "For Human Rights". Unknown people tried to break the door, pick up the keys to the locks and get into the apartment through the balcony (the only fire engine in Cheboksary with a ladder was called for this).

Anatoly Papp, Demos Center On December 10-14, 2004, in the city of Blagoveshchensk (Republic of Bashkortostan), the republican riot police carried out a massive “cleansing operation”, as a result of which hundreds of city residents were detained and beaten. What was previously observed in thousands of individual police crimes acquired a new quality - mass terror.

On February 8, 2005, the City Court of Obninsk, Kaluga Region, ruled that the cancellation of the mayoral election was illegal. On January 11, 2005, the local Legislative Assembly, without prior publication of the draft and its public discussion, changed the charter of the city. The amended charter provides for the appointment of the mayor by the Legislative Assembly, after which the residents of the city appealed against the actions of the Legislative Assembly in court. Sources Serova Y.

On the Ezhednevny Zhurnal website, publicist Leonid Radzikhovsky discusses the consequences of the transition to a parliamentary republic. In his opinion, President Putin enjoys authority precisely because he is elected by all the people.

On February 9, Vyacheslav Agapov, a deputy of the Voronezh City Duma, suggested that members of parliament hear from the mayor about the construction of a mosque in the city. V. Agapov believes that "the mayor allocates land for a Wahhabi mosque and a madrasah," Saudi Arabia will finance the construction, respectively, and Arabian imams will manage the Voronezh Muslim community. In addition, the deputy believes that the future madrasah will train terrorists.