We are publishing the text of the decision of the Cheryomushsk inter-district prosecutor of Moscow on the refusal to initiate a criminal case at the request of the director of the Moscow Bureau for Human Rights A. Brod on the fact of the publication of M. Nazarov's book "The Secret of Russia". This text is not an official copy of the decision and is reproduced based on the distribution materials of the Rus Pravoslavnaya newspaper without the comments that the newspaper accompanied it with .

In the summer of 2005, the director of the Krasnokamsk Human Rights Center (Krasnokamsk, Perm Region) appealed to the prosecutor's office with a demand to bring the authors of the material "Gypsy drug business", published by the Krasnokamskaya Pravda newspaper on June 25, to account for inciting ethnic hatred. The prosecutor's office considered that the material did not violate any legal norms.

On August 31, 2005, the Cheryomushkinskaya inter-district prosecutor's office in Moscow refused to initiate a criminal case against the director of the MBHR A. Brod on the fact of the publication of the book by M. Nazarov (the author of the "letter of five hundred") "The Secret of Russia" (for the full text of the decision, see the section "Documentary Law Enforcement organs" ).

We are publishing the text of the decision of the Basmanny inter-district prosecutor's office of Moscow on the repeated refusal to initiate criminal proceedings on the appeals of M. Nazarov and the movement "For Human Rights". The text is not an official publication and is reproduced from the materials of the websites of interested parties. Obvious errors in the reproduction of the text are noted by the editor.

On September 1, 2005, the Oryol public organization "Civil Control" (headed by Marina Ivashina) applied to the prosecutor's office and the FSB of the Oryol region with a request to conduct an investigation to identify participants in the socio-political rally on March 26, 2005, who spoke there under radical nationalist slogans (The rally was organized by "Civil Control" ("GC")).