After the authorities of the Penza region decided to demolish the only monument of the Tatar-Muslim culture - the Tenishevs' estate, considering it "ruins", local Muslims stood as a living wall in front of the estate building. Earlier, Muslims of the region have repeatedly turned to the city authorities with proposals to restore the estate at their own expense, if the administration does not have the opportunity to do it on its own.

Umar-hazrat Idrisov, chairman of the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of the Nizhny Novgorod region, analyzing the activities of the Spiritual Administrations and their leaders located on the territory of Russia, comes to the conclusion that there is a need for a single religious, cultural and economic center. According to U.

The author of the textbook "Fundamentals of Orthodox Culture" Alla Borodina, in an interview with NG-Religions, spoke about the reasons preventing the introduction of this subject in schools, as well as about the new course "History of Religious Culture". A. Borodina sees the main reason for the fact that "Fundamentals of Orthodox Culture" has not been introduced everywhere is "religious intolerance and lack of culture of officials" who ignore the wishes of school teachers and parents.

The leadership of the missionary department of the Yekaterinburg diocese appealed to the prosecutor's office with a request to declare illegal the city administration's ban on holding pickets against the activities of the New Life Pentecostal community. According to an employee of the department, the authorities refer to the law "On freedom of conscience and religious associations", according to which protests cannot be held near buildings used as places of worship.

Lyubov Sliska, First Vice Speaker of the State Duma, spoke out in support of teaching the basics of "traditional" religions in schools, primarily Orthodoxy. "It doesn't matter that the Church is separated from the state, this is our religion (Orthodoxy), in which more than one generation has grown up," said L. Sliska.

On June 9, 2005, the Khamovnichesky District Court of Moscow dismissed the suit filed by A. Aratov, editor-in-chief of the ultranationalist newspaper Russkaya Pravda, against the International Jewish Newspaper (MEG) and the well-known writer, professor of the Literary Institute A.E. Rekemchuk. The reason for the trial, which began back in 2001, was an interview with A.E. Rekemchuk, published in 2001 in MEG, in which the writer called Aratov one of the "ideologists of Russian fascism" .

SOVA maintains the Register of Radicals, which also includes a section on radical nationalist websites . The content of the vast majority of these sites could be the subject of a hate propaganda investigation, although the outcome is, of course, completely unpredictable. A survey conducted by SOVA in early June showed that most of these sites are not afraid of any investigation and are hosted by Russian providers.