Commissioner for Human Rights in the Samara Region I.A. Skupova responded to the collective appeal of the local community of the Russian Orthodox Church, in which the Old Believers spoke about their ongoing attempts for many years to return the temple in the name of the icon of the Kazan Mother of God and asked for help. I.A. Skupova unexpectedly quickly sent a response in which it was reported that in the name of the mayor of Samara G.S.

On February 12-13, 2005, rallies were held in different cities of the country for monetization or against it. In support of the abolition of benefits, rallies were held under the patronage of the United Russia party, and protests were held by the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, the NBP, and Yabloko. During the pro-government rallies, special emphasis was placed on "conspiracy theories" (cf. with previous statements regarding the opposition to the president). In St.

On February 11, 2005, in St. Petersburg, a search was carried out at the home of the editor of the newspaper Nashe Otechestvo, Yevgeny Shchekotikhin. Andrei Andrianov , the founder of the newspaper "For the Russian Case", was summoned to the St. Petersburg prosecutor's office by the prosecutor's assistant, Denis Ozhindovsky. The editor-in-chief Oleg Gusev was sent a summons to the prosecutor's office.

On February 11, 2005, in St. Petersburg, in Grivtsova Lane, a group of unknown persons (10-15 people) attacked two students from South Korea, 17-year-old Son Ji-hwan and 16-year-old Joen Ho (according to other sources - Cho Yong Ho), studying at the gymnasium in the Vsevolozhsk region. According to preliminary information, ten unidentified men aged 25-30, dressed in all black, attacked the young people.

In early February 2005, the Galaxy Youth Club and the Kabardino-Balkarian Youth Library held a seminar on Nazism in the modern world. According to the participants of the seminar, in modern Russian society there are all the prerequisites for the emergence of powerful Nazi movements. Speakers said that the large number of refugees from war zones, representing a competitive workforce against the backdrop of skyrocketing unemployment, is an annoying factor.

Odintsov S.M. In the second half of 2004, a number of conflicts took place on the territory of the Astrakhan region involving a significant number of citizens of various nationalities, which causes some concern: for hundreds of years, more than 150 nations and nationalities lived on Astrakhan land, people of different nationalities lived peacefully, amicably, in a neighborly way .

Chechen President Alu Alkhanov, during a meeting at the Government House in Grozny, criticized the republican ministries and departments, as well as the Spiritual Muslim Spiritual Directorate, which, in his opinion, are not taking the necessary measures to counter extremism. "We must fight for every soul, but I don't see this fight yet," he said. A. Alkhanov considers the prevention of the recruitment of young people into illegal armed groups to be the most important direction.

On February 14, 2005, the magazine "Expert-North-West" published an article by Anton Shirikov "The Time of Shaved Heads", which discusses the prospects for the development of the skinhead movement in Russia and the refutation of a number of false ideas about this phenomenon (for example, about that skinheads are an organization, that the leaders of right-wing radical parties actively use skinheads for their own purposes, etc.). A.

In the course of the campaign launched at the call of Patriarch Alexy II in January 2005, the parishes of the Moscow diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church collected about 1.8 million rubles to help those affected by the tsunami in Southeast Asia. In addition, the diocesan administration itself transferred 300,000 rubles to a specially opened account. Sources The Moscow diocese collected more than 2 million rubles for the victims of the tsunami // Interfax. 2005. February 14.

On February 14, 2005, Boris Pustyntsev, Chairman of the St.

On February 6, 2005, a rally was held in Noginsk against the abolition of benefits. It showed a RNE member distributing leaflets. According to the official website of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, RNU was expelled from the rally, and the leaflets distributed by him were destroyed. This case is a rare case of "street" opposition to fascist agitation.