As part of the preparation of a report on the manifestations of xenophobia in the Voronezh region in 2004, the Foundation "For Environmental and Social Justice" made a selection and analysis of regional media materials containing vivid manifestations of hate speech. more than once Most of these publications are accounted for by the newspaper "Bereg", whose information policy has attracted attention , and even became the reason for to appeal to the prosecutor's office.

On April 3, 2005, at about 11 p.m., in the Dubna-Moscow train, the musicians of the punk bands "Tushka", "Shadows of Freedom" and "Elpiscas" returning from a concert were attacked by 15 to 20 shaven-headed young people armed with sticks, bottles, metal rods. Shouting "Zig Heil", they beat the musicians and threw musical instruments out the window. At the next stop (according to another version - after the failure of the stop-crane), the attackers got off the train.

On April 3, 2005, lawyers for physicist Valentin Danilov filed a cassation appeal against the guilty verdict of the Krasnoyarsk Regional Court. According to Danilov's lawyer Elena Evmenova, the complaint was sent to the Krasnoyarsk Regional Court, and then, together with the case materials, should be transferred to the Supreme Court.

Participants of the March 6 rally against the oppression of Muslims in Sarapul (Udmurtia) were summoned for questioning by the police.

On April 4, 2005, the Cherepovets newspaper "Rech" published an article by Tatyana Tikhonova "Court inside out. Sailor against Petrenko: Attempt No. 2", dedicated to the review of the case of two policemen who had previously been convicted for abuse of office. The victims are Roma, and the newspaper material is clearly anti-Roma. We do not know what exactly the policemen were accused of, the article only states that they were found guilty of about ten criminal episodes.

On April 5, 2005, the right-wing radical neo-pagan organization "Spiritual and Ancestral Power of Rus'" passed a death sentence on the Deputy Prime Minister of the Government of Russia Alexander Zhukov. The reason for this was the decision to monetize benefits. The verdict, in particular, says (grammar retained): * "Recognize the being in the position of Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation A. Zhukov guilty of committing a crime - the Judeo-Nazi occupation ...

published by Polit.ru proposes a new variant of church organization - the extraterritoriality of the Russian Orthodox Church. An article by S. Gradirovsky and S.

On April 5, 2005, the Kremlin.Org website published a remark by the President of the Glasnost Defense Foundation, Alexei Simonov, "Only today, weak shoots of anti-fascism have begun to appear in Russia." The author believes that in modern Russian society, anti-fascist attitudes not only do not play any role (they do not influence political practice, do not form public opinion, etc.), but in general they are hardly clearly articulated: "We have been accustomed to thinking for so long that we do

On April 4, 2005, the Central District Court of Krasnoyarsk ruled on the appeal of Andrei Skovorodnikov, who was convicted of creating a website that published texts about Vladimir Putin. The sentence (six months of corrective labor) was left unchanged. However, the court ruled to return to Skovorodnikov " ... the system unit..., having previously destroyed the files on it with negative information about the President of the Russian Federation V.V. Putin." .

On April 5, 2005, a message appeared about the disclosure of the murder of an Afghan citizen in the Taldom district of the Moscow region by police officers. Several versions of the murder were considered. First of all, the nationalist version was tested. The hypothesis of the involvement of the murdered person in ethnic criminal groups that supply Afghan heroin to the Moscow region was also investigated. None of these versions has been confirmed.

On April 5, 2005, the Youth Resource Center began its work in the Volga Federal District, which intends to unite efforts and initiate a public discussion on issues of tolerance and the prevention of extremism and xenophobia among young people. The Youth Resource Center was created on the initiative of the Research Center "Region" (Ulyanovsk).

On April 4, 2005, in the city of Zavolzhye, Nizhny Novgorod Region, an activist of the local branch of the National Bolshevik Party, Mikhail Nosov, was detained at work during the day and taken to the police department without explanation. According to the NBP-Info website, UBOP officers beat and tortured M. Nosov, trying to get him to confess his participation in the action, during which the building of the local administration was thrown with eggs. In addition to M.

On March 20, 2005, elections to the Voronezh Regional Duma were held. On March 29, a report by the Foundation "For Environmental and Social Justice" on the use of ethno-nationalist propaganda during the election campaign was published (author - Alexei Kozlov). The report cites a number of examples of xenophobic agitation.

On April 2, 2005, employees of the internal affairs bodies of Novorossiysk stopped an attempt at an unsanctioned rally of Cossacks. Five organizers were detained. The local Cossacks were going to protest against the "dominance" of the Armenians and other "foreigners". The reason for this was a fight in a cafe in the Krasnodar Territory on March 21, 2005. According to Izvestia Yug, the ROS (the same RNU) and some other extremist organizations have joined in "unwinding the situation .

On April 3, 2005, a rally against the "monetization of benefits" was held in Izhevsk. According to Den news agency, at the rally there was "a case of an attack by representatives of the neo-fascist leadership of the local branch of the Narodnaya Volya party ... on Oleg Serebrennikov, a member of the Coordinating Council of the ATAKA group . " This is not the first case of an attack on Ataka activists .