On March 21, 2005, the Moscow prosecutor's office began an investigation into the issue of school notebooks with skinheads on the cover . "According to the results of the prosecutor's check, an appropriate legal decision will be made ," the press service of the capital's prosecutor's office said. The Federation of Jewish Communities of Russia condemned the publication of these notebooks.

On March 5, 2005, a march of young neo-Nazis took place in Syktyvkar (Komi). According to media reports, the marchers "called on the population to interethnic enmity . " According to eyewitnesses, on the evening of March 5, a column (about 30 people) of RNE supporters aged 15-18, dressed in "uniform" - black hats and leather jackets, blue jeans, marched along the main street of the capital - Communist.

On March 4, 2005, the State Duma adopted in the first reading an amendment to the law on local self-government, according to which, in the next two years, regional deputies will determine the model of newly created local authorities (about 13 thousand new municipalities will appear). In fact, this may result in a general rejection of direct elections of city mayors and heads of villages. It is impossible to cancel direct mayoral elections as quickly as gubernatorial elections.

On March 16, the Congress of Jewish Religious Organizations and Associations in Russia sent Yu.M.

On March 18, 2005, Komsomolskaya Pravda announced the release of school notebooks depicting "bestial skinheads with chains on their sides and a detailed indication of the details of the uniform on one side and with a dictionary of the most popular sayings of skinheads on the other" , with a circulation of 200 thousand copies, by the publishing house " Irbis-press".

At the February meeting of the Chairman of the Council of Muftis of Russia, Sheikh Ravil Gainutdin, with the Deputy Head of the Administration of the President of the Russian Federation V.Yu. Surkov, it was decided that within the framework of the presidential target program at the Department of Regional Studies of the Faculty of International Relations of the Nizhny Novgorod State University. N.I.

On March 19, 2005, the regional branch of the Union of Right Forces in Karachay-Cherkessia held a round table on the topic of interethnic, interfaith tolerance in society. The round table was attended by the chairman of the public organization "Adyge-Khase" Zaudin Papshuov and member of the Committee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation Boris Tokhchukov. The round table was moderated by Asiyat Khabicheva, chairwoman of the regional branch of the Union of Right Forces.

On March 18, in the Astrakhan mosque, the police carried out a mass check of the documents of Muslims who had come to the Friday sermon.

In Saratov, after a rally dedicated to a protest against the education reform, 27 activists of left-wing radical organizations and students participating in the rally were detained and taken to the Kirovskiy District Department of Internal Affairs in Saratov. During the rally, an unknown person fired at the rear window of the Interior Ministry's car.

The Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the FSB of Russia in connection with the Duma elections in 2007 will conduct a total check of all Russian political parties. The verification will be carried out from January 1, 2006, when the law will come into force, raising the threshold for the number of parties from 10,000 to 50,000 people. Some experts believe that the authorities are taking these measures in order to radically reduce the number of political parties in Russia.

March 19, 2004 in St. Petersburg, at the intersection of Nevsky Prospekt and Malaya Konyushennaya Street, as part of the All-Russian Week Against Fascism, a sanctioned anti-fascist picket was held. The action, organized by the "Youth Human Rights Movement", was attended by activists of the youth "Yabloko", the St. Petersburg League of Anarchists, the Anti-War Committee and the United Party of Soldiers' Mothers. It was attended by about 15 - 20 people.

On March 19, 2005, employees of the Central District Department of Internal Affairs of St. Petersburg detained three participants in an anti-fascist picket . According to Alexander Shurshev, a representative of the regional branch of the RDP Yabloko, Alexander Shurshev, young people - members of the Union of Soldiers' Mothers - were detained for violating traffic rules when crossing the Nevsky Prospekt carriageway. The detainees were taken to the 79th police department.

In early March 2005, law enforcement officials detained 22 people who had taken part in a skinhead march in the city of Syktyvkar. According to Vladimir Ivanov, head of the Syktyvkar Department of Internal Affairs, a group of short-haired young people was detained near school N12, among whom were students of schools N12, 25, 38, lyceum students, students of KSPI and SSU, and private entrepreneurs. The youngest detainee is 13 years old.

On March 21, at a press conference in Yekaterinburg, the chairman of the St. Iriney Lionsky, vice-president of the Dialog Center international institute Alexander Dvorkin, said that, in his opinion, it is necessary to create a legislative framework in Russia for the prosecution of "totalitarian sects" in criminal procedure.