On March 21, 2005, an unsanctioned anti-fascist procession took place in St. Petersburg as part of the International Week to Combat Fascism. The procession was attended by about 30 people - members of leftist youth organizations. Among them: members of the Association of Anarchist Movements, the St. Petersburg League of Anarchists, the groups "Punk Renaissance", "Food Not Bombs", "SchNEWS St.Petersburg", as well as antifa-hooligans and antifa musicians.

On March 23, 2005, the Moscow City Duma adopted in the first reading a draft law "On Amendments to the Law of the City of Moscow dated May 19, 2004 No. 34 "On Administrative Responsibility for Connivance with Minors Being in Public Places at Night Unaccompanied by Their Legal Representatives"". According to the new edition, teenagers under 16 cannot be in public places (clubs, restaurants, gambling establishments, etc.) without adult accompaniment.

On March 23, 2005, the Kaluga branch of the NBP issued a statement describing the events in Kaluga as a pre-arranged provocation against the National Bolsheviks and accusing the Nashi movement of lying. According to the NBP, the true picture of events is very different from that drawn by Nashi: in particular, members of the Kaluga branch of the party did not attack A.

The Samara branch of the Saratov Law Institute is holding seminars for police officers as part of a Russian-British project. Law enforcement officers are taught tolerance and proper communication with representatives of ethnic minorities. The regional authorities are concerned about the growing number of conflicts on ethnic grounds, in which police officers often become participants.

be illegal The Nizhny Novgorod regional prosecutor's office filed a lawsuit with the regional arbitration court demanding that the decision of the Nizhny Novgorod administration to allocate a site for the construction of a shopping center on the site of the Kazan Church . The builder LLC "Start-Stroy" issued a writ of execution to stop construction work.

On March 21, 2005, the portal "Gazeta.Ru" published an article by Dmitry Butrin "National Anti-Fascism.

On the night of March 21-22, a fight took place between a group of Cossacks, on the one hand, and Armenians and Greeks, on the other, in a cafe in the cafe "Smak", located in the suburban village of the Krasnodar Territory of Tsemdolina, as a result of which the ataman of the city Cossack society was seriously injured Vladimir Petrushin (according to other sources - Petrusha).

On March 21, 2005, the next edition of the “Letter of the Five Hundred” was transferred to the Prosecutor General’s Office. The official title of the transmitted document is “Appeal to the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation V.V.

On March 23, 2005, RIA Novosti reported on the speech of the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, Rashid Nurgaliyev, in the Federation Council on the problem of youth extremism. R. Nurgaliev called on parliamentarians and public organizations to engage in youth policy in order to help law enforcement agencies in the fight against extremism. The minister believes that youth extremism should be prevented through preventive measures.

On the afternoon of March 12, 2005, in Moscow, on the route between the Komsomolskaya and Krasnye Vorota metro stations, a group of young people (10-15 people, apparently 16-17 years old), presumably skinheads, attacked a passenger with a pronounced Mongoloid appearance and They started beating him up. The passenger - a decently dressed middle-aged man - was cornered at the door of the car. He managed to jump to the station. "Red Gate" at the last moment before closing the doors.

The Council of Alims and Imams of Dagestan decided to conduct an explanatory campaign among the owners of saunas and nightclubs. "In the form of a good sermon," the owners of entertainment establishments are explained that their business is propaganda of vice and may entail the punishment of the Almighty. As a rescue, they are invited to close or repurpose their establishments.

On the morning of March 22, 2005, the Mayor of Novorossiysk, Vladimir Sinyagovsky, held an emergency meeting with representatives of the ethnic communities of the city about the fight that had taken place the day before between a group of local Armenians and Cossacks, as a result of which the ataman of the city's Cossack society Vladimir Petrushin (according to other sources - Petrusha) was seriously injured. On this fact, a criminal case was initiated under Art.

On March 21, 2005, the second version of the anti-Semitic appeal was published demanding the closure of all Jewish organizations, which was submitted to the Prosecutor General's Office. This time, a more common list of signatures was released. is among the signatories In addition to well-known national patriots, some of whom have either already been convicted of inciting national hatred or are under investigation, the tenth world chess champion Boris Spassky .

On the pages of Novoye Vremya (No. 12, 2005), Albert Hakobyan discusses the law on the Public Chamber and the role of the body that is being created. The absence of democratic standards perverts the functioning of formally democratic procedures, and the Public Chamber is a prime example of this.

On March 21, 2005, a mass beating of foreign students took place in Kaluga. In the evening in the city center a group of students of the Kaluga branch of the Bauman Moscow State Technical University, citizens of the Republic of Myanmar (formerly Burma), was attacked by about 20 people aged 18-21. Three of the ten victims underwent a medical examination, they recorded numerous bruises and bruises. According to the victims, they were suddenly attacked from behind.