On August 25, the educational center "Glagol" (Nizhny Novgorod) hosted a round table "Our children need lessons in kindness." The event was attended by Archpriest Nikolai Igoshev, Chairman of the Department of Religious Education and Catechism, teachers from a number of city schools and journalists. The topic of the meeting was the development of religious education in a secular school.

On September 1, 2005, on the initiative of a number of youth anti-fascist organizations, an international action "Europe without Nazism" begins in Russia. The action is timed to the anniversary of the outbreak of World War II. The initiators of the action are confident that resistance to Nazism has not lost its meaning even now, when more than sixty years have passed since the Victory Day over Nazi Germany.

The press service of the Chief Rabbi of Russia (FEOR) Berl Lazar distributed the text of the statement in connection with the broadcast of an interview with the leader of the Palestinian organization Hamas, Mahmoud al-Zahar, on the Rossiya TV channel.

Mufti of Karelia, co-chairman of the Council of Muftis of Russia Visam Ali Bardvil announced his support for the introduction of "Fundamentals of Orthodox Culture" in the schools of the republic if it is taught by professionals who take into account the issues that are relevant for Muslims. "We welcome such an innovation, unless, of course, there is no discrimination against Muslim children, and they are also allowed to study Islam," the Northern Courier newspaper quoted the mufti as saying.

On August 31, 2005, the Marketing and Consulting portal published an interview with the executive director of the Novorossiysk Committee for Human Rights (NCHR) Tamara Karasteleva, dedicated to the problems of discrimination against ethnic minorities in the Krasnodar Territory. The main attention in the interview is given to the program of resettlement of the Meskhetian Turks in the USA - in August it was a year since its implementation was started. T.

According to the radio station "Echo of Moscow" dated August 30, 2005, Vladimir's administration refused to allow the "Nashi" movement to hold a "Without Words" action in memory of the victims of Beslan. The city administration said that "the anniversary of the Beslan tragedy is not a reason for a rally . " In addition, the representative of the administration added that "Nashi" is not registered in the city as an organization - and this is also a reason for refusal.

On August 29, 2005, Sergei Biryukov published on the website of the Political News Agency an article "On the "letter and spirit" of the Basic Law", in which he advocates the revision of certain provisions of the current Constitution. The Constitution of the Russian Federation of 1993, S.

On August 30, 2005, the organizers of a rally in memory of the victims of Beslan received a refusal from the leadership of the Central Administrative District and the Moscow government to hold the event. This is the second ban on the rally. Initially, a rally was planned on Pushkinskaya Square, but its holding was banned under the pretext that a stage was being mounted on the square to celebrate the City Day.

At a meeting of the Interreligious Council of Kalmykia, which was attended by Bishop Zosima of Elista and Kalmykia, Imam of Muslims of Kalmykia Sultan Akhmet Karalaev and a representative of the Shajin Lama of Kalmykia, a decision was made on the inadmissibility of sharp interreligious polemics in the republican media.

On August 24, 2005, Radio Liberty published a report on the interethnic conflict in the village of Yandyki, Astrakhan Region, on the website of Radio Liberty. Its authors Evgenia Snezhkina, Oleg Kusov, Sergey Guly, in particular, compared the behavior of the authorities in two conflicts involving the Chechen community that occurred three years apart: the events of 2002 in Uglich, Yaroslavl Region, were compared with the pogrom Yandyki .