On March 4, the Patriarch of Moscow and All Rus' appealed to the mayor of Moscow, Y. Luzhkov, with a request to transfer the ownership of the patriarchy of the houses number 7 and 9 on Chisty Lane, next to the premises of the working residence of the primate of the Russian Orthodox Church.

Commissioner for Human Rights in the Perm region Tatyana Margolina reprimanded the police lyceum at the regional police department for the participation of lyceum students in a religious ceremony. On June 27, on the territory of the lyceum, the laying of the foundation stone took place on the site of the future chapel. Those who participated in the ceremony, T. Margolina said in a statement, publicly performed a religious ceremony, which violated paragraph 4 of Art.

On June 28, at a meeting of the Vologda Regional Commission on Juvenile Affairs, it was decided to include representatives of the Orthodox Church in the commission.

The leader of the Meskhetian Turks of the Krasnodar Territory, Sarvar Tedorov, intends, with the help of lawyers, to challenge in higher instances the verdict of the Krasnodar Territory Court, handed down on June 24, 2005, to Cossack ataman Nikolai Drozdov for the murder of two Turkish girls. S.

Svetlana Kovaleva, Demos Center PERVOMAY On May 1, marches and rallies were held in various regions of Russia, which opposition forces traditionally use to demonstrate political and social protest. In most cases, the organizers and the most active participants in rallies and marches were supporters of the Communist Party. It was they who, for the most part, coordinated the holding of events with local authorities.

On June 29, 2005, it became known about mass fights arranged by skinheads in the village of Magistralny, Kazachinsky District, Irkutsk Region. One of these fights, arranged by skinheads, ended in the death of a teenager. This was announced by the head of the Magistralny settlement, Vladimir Marenich, at a joint meeting of deputies of the Kazachinsky District Duma and the District Department of Internal Affairs in June 2005.

Speaking at a session of the parliamentary meeting of the Union of Russia and Belarus, Chairman of the State Duma Boris Gryzlov stated the need to legislatively regulate the activities of non-governmental organizations in order to protect Belarus and Russia from “color revolutions,” writes the newspaper “Vremya Novostey” on June 29, 2005.

The Moscow Prosecutor's Office decided not to open a criminal case against the authors of anti-Semitic appeals to the Prosecutor General's Office ( "letter 500" and "letter 5000" ), on the one hand, and against the publishers of the book "Kitzur Shulkhan Arukh" - on the other. This decision was taken on 27 June 2005 after the Basmannaya prosecutor's office, which had previously refused both applicants , carried out a second additional check.

On June 29, 2005, Vladimir Pligin, chairman of the Committee on Constitutional Legislation of the State Duma of the Russian Federation, announced that he intended to submit to a separate vote an amendment regarding early presidential elections, which was called in the media "a loophole for the third term" of Vladimir Putin, and propose to reject it .

On June 28, 2005, at a press conference in the Interfax news agency, the leader of the Rodina party, Dmitry Rogozin, actually refused to condemn his party colleagues who signed an anti-Semitic appeal to the Prosecutor General's Office in January 2005.

On June 29, 2005, another site was hacked by hackers - Http://www.iudim.newmail.ru. Dmitry Demushkin's neo-Nazi organization "Slavic Union" claimed responsibility for the hack. Currently, the main page of the hacked site contains an image of a swastika, racist and anti-Semitic slogans, as well as links to the right-wing website of the National Socialists (members of the SS). Site of the Slavic Union.

On the fact of the statement of the Yaroslavl deputy Sergey Krivnyuk about the illegal actions of the "People's squad named after Che Guevara" created by him , made at a meeting of the city's municipality, the local police department is conducting an investigation. This, with reference to the press service of the Yaroslavl Department of Internal Affairs, was reported on June 27, 2005 by the newspaper "Russian Courier".

On June 14, 2005, skinheads attacked a 16-year-old rap music fan in Rostov-on-Don. The teenager was beaten and assigned to him and his rapper friends as a "shooter" to further sort things out in one of the city's parks. The teenager's parents contacted the police. the next day, on June 16 As a result of the appeal of the parents, the police officers managed to prevent a clash . Sources E. Petrova. Skinheads vs rappers // Newspaper of the Don (Rostov-on-Don). 2005. June 22.

On June 29, 2005, the website of the APN in Nizhny Novgorod reprinted Boris Makarenko's comment "Don't shout: 'orange revolution'!" (originally published on the Politkom.ru website). "Orange revolutions" are not revolutions in the exact sense of the word, B.

On June 29, 2005, police detained four Red Youth Vanguard (AKM) activists who were holding an unsanctioned protest in Zelenograd, where the annual shareholders meeting of RAO "UES of Russia" was being held. Members of AKM blocked the entrance to the building, and stretched out banners with slogans. The detainees were charged with organizing an unauthorized rally, and a protocol on an administrative offense was issued. Sources AKM activists detained in Zelenograd // Grani.Ru. 2005. June 29.