On June 17, 2005, the results of a poll by VTsIOM (1,561 respondents from 46 regions were polled) on what Russian citizens think about freedom of speech and the need for censorship. Only 1% of respondents spoke in favor of the need for political censorship on television.

May 27, 2005 "Komsomolskaya Pravda published another anti-Islamic article "Europe is going to Islam?" (Author - Daria Aslamova). Note that the first article of this series - "The Quiet War of Nations" - was sustained in a more correct tone, and although in it contained highly controversial passages, yet it contained such unwarranted generalizations as the May 27th publication.

The Slavic Legal Center issued an open appeal to the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation "in connection with recent statements by representatives of the prosecutor's office, other branches of government, representatives of extremist public associations, containing discrimination against citizens and associations based on their attitude to religion, humiliation of the human dignity of believers, as well as calls to obstruct their legal activities." The text refers to the following

On June 15, 2005, the Russian Journal published an article by Kommersant newspaper correspondent Oleg Kashin, “To Professional Russians,” in which the author expresses extreme concern about how the search for ethnic self-identification of the Russian people does not lead to a positive revival of cultural and other traditions , and the growth of neo-Nazi sentiments in society.

On June 19, 2005, on Leninsky Prospekt in Moscow, two sellers of the NBP Limonka newspaper were attacked by four hooligans for no apparent reason, the NBP-Info website reports. Members of the NBP with gas cartridges came to the aid of the sellers, after which the attackers retreated. Sources Moscow: Skirmish on Leninsky Prospekt // NBP-Info. 2005. June 20.

In June 2005, another "special" issue of the NDPR newspaper "Russian Way" published materials indicating that the party was preparing to make another attempt at registration. Now - as the Moscow regional social movement "National-Sovereign Way of Russia" (ROD "NDPR"). (Recall that in 2003 the NDPR was deregistered by the Ministry of Justice not for illegal actions, but on a formal basis).

In an interview with Tserkovny Vestnik, the head of the press service of the Moscow Patriarchate, created in early 2005, priest Vladimir Vigilyansky spoke about the new Internet project of the Russian Orthodox Church - the portal Patriarchia.ru. Answering a question about the specifics of the portal in comparison with the well-known websites DECR MP and Sedmitsa.ru, Fr.

On its official website, the Prosecutor's Office of the Khabarovsk Territory posted a "Memo to journalists when preparing publications on criminal cases," prepared by Raisa Nudman, senior assistant to the regional prosecutor, senior adviser to justice.

On the morning of June 13, 2005 on garages, fences and walls in the area of ​​school N 223 (metro station "Voykovskaya") unknown people made inscriptions of anti-Russian content. According to the website of the Movement Against Illegal Immigration (DPNI), more than twenty inscriptions were made such as: "Russian pigs, get out of Moscow!" and so on. The site contains a photograph showing a large inscription on the garage - "Russians, get out!" smeared with yellow paint.

On June 17, 2005, Semyon Novoprudsky’s commentary “Red and Brown” appeared in Gazeta.Ru.

One of the three RNU supporters convicted on May 31, 2005 in Veliky Novgorod for "inciting national hatred" - the current head of the Novgorod regional branch of the NDPR A.V. Zakharov filed a cassation appeal against the decision of the city court, according to which he was sentenced to 2 years in prison freedom with deprivation of the right to engage in the dissemination of mass media for a period of 3 years. Based on materials from right-wing radical sites

The administration of the Ivanovo region issued an order "On the transfer of state property of the Ivanovo region to the gratuitous use of the Ivanovo-Voznesensk and Kineshma diocese." reports with reference to the website Chastnik.ru As Blagovest-info , “among the transferred real estate objects are the Church of Christ and the ensemble of the Kazan Church, located in the village of Lezhnevo, the ensemble of the Trinity Church, the bell tower and the Church of the Nativity of the Virgin

On the night of June 11-12, 205, soldiers of the Stavropol riot police carried out a cleansing operation in the village of Ivanovskoye, Kochubeevsky district, Stavropol Territory. 38 people from 14 to 23 years old were detained. A group of Stavropol riot police officers, armed with machine guns and rubber batons, for no apparent reason detained a group of young people near a recreation center where a disco was taking place.

On June 10, the city court of Leninogorsk (Tatarstan) delivered a verdict in the case of two residents of Perm, Vagiz Khafizov and Sergey Smolnikov, who were detained on May 9 (the reason for the detention was the discovery of holiday firecrackers and Islamic literature in their car). The subject of consideration in the court was the complaint of V. Khafizov and S. Smolnikov against the decision of the magistrate on their arrest for disobedience to police officers.