On September 13, 2005, an authorized rally of the United Civil Front (UCF) was dispersed in Vladikavkaz. The rally, timed to coincide with the anniversary of the abolition of the election of governors, was attended by 15 (according to the law enforcement agencies of North Ossetia) to 100 people (data of the "Caucasian Knot").

On September 13, 2005, a message appeared on the website of the National Bolshevik Party NBP-Info, from which it follows that on the same day - September 3, 2005 - representatives of various opposition organizations and movements were beaten in Ulyanovsk: RNU activist, head of the Ulyanovsk SCM, NBP UlRO Commissioner Konstantin Troshin and another National Bolshevik, Oborona coordinator in Ulyanovsk Alexander Bragin, as well as 10 representatives of the "opposition patriotic movement".

On September 13, 2005, the Institute for National Strategy (INS) presented a draft of the new Constitution of Russia. In addition to the information that Stanislav Belkovsky, the founder of the INS, has already stated in an interview about the new Basic Law, the draft provides for the creation of a new body of state power - the Supreme Council of National Unity.

Expert of the Institute of Human Rights Lev Levinson commented on the dispersal of a human rights picket in Nizhny Novgorod. What happened on Saturday in Nizhny Novgorod - dispersal, and with riot police - this is not some kind of on-duty police action associated with formal violations of the procedure for holding a rally. The riot police were trained, military actions against the peaceful picket were deliberately planned.

On September 14, 2005, Gleb Cherkasov published an article in Gazeta.Ru, “Living off the charts,” dedicated to the role of the opposition in the political life of the country. If the opposition wants to play a noticeable role in the life of the country and fight for power, writes G. Cherkasov, it must offer society its own system of values.

On September 12, 2005, the Basmanny Court of Moscow held a preliminary hearing on the suit of the anti-Semitic writer Mikhail Nazarov against the Chief Rabbis of Russia Berl Lazar (FEOR), Adolf Shayevich (KEROOR), Rabbi Zinovy ​​Kogan, President of the Russian Jewish Congress Vladimir Slutsker and Director of the Moscow Bureau of human rights to Alexander Brod.

On the night of September 13-14, 2005, a 29-year-old citizen of the Congo Rolanda Franza Epassac, a 3rd year student (according to other sources, Roland Eposak, a 4th year student) of the Forestry Academy, died due to beatings in a hospital in St. Petersburg. The Congolese was beaten by a group of unknown persons who attacked him in the Kalininsky district of the city on Nauki Street on the evening of September 9th. An unconscious young man was found around 21:00.

The Nizhny Novgorod site "Independent Analytical Review" published a controversy over the situation around the Church of the Icon of the Mother of God "Derzhavnaya". Head of the information and public relations service of the branch of KT "Social Initiative and K" in Nizhny.

On September 12, 2005, the court of the Arbitration Court of the Nizhny Novgorod Region issued a ruling, according to which the decision of the Federal Tax Service Inspectorate for the Nizhny Novgorod Region on bringing the Society of Russian-Chechen Friendship to tax liability is declared suspended. The ruling will be valid until the RCFS claim against the IFTS is considered on the merits, and the court decision enters into legal force.

On September 9, 2005, Aleksey Kozlov, director of programs at the Foundation for Environmental and Social Justice, reported that residents of the village of Krasnolesny, Voronezh Region, were finally denied the right to elect their own deputy to the Voronezh City Duma and the Voronezh Regional Duma.

On September 14, 2005, about 50 African students from St. Petersburg universities (from LETI, the Mining Institute, St. Petersburg State University, the Medical University, Hydromet) took part in a rally organized by classmates who died the night before in the Elizabethan Hospital as a result of beating by unknown Congolese Epassac Roland Franz. In addition to black students, the leadership of the Forestry Academy and journalists came to the rally.

The nuns of the Alan Epiphany Convent and the Dean of the Churches of North Ossetia, Archpriest Vladimir Samoylenko, have begun classes in psychotrauma therapy courses in order to be able to provide psychological assistance to victims of the terrorist attack in Beslan. The training is conducted by teachers from the Munich company "INNOT" ( maybe you mean the "Kirche in Not" charitable foundation? - Ed. ), who have extensive experience in providing assistance in emergency situations.

On September 14, 2005, a press conference "Human Rights in Russia and Europe: Russia-EU Consultations and Alternative Public Hearings" was held at the Independent Press Center in Moscow, at which Yury Dzhibladze, President of the Center for the Development of Democracy and Human Rights, stated that civil society in Russia, there are only two channels of communication with the current government, including with the president - the Presidential Council for the Promotion of Civil Society

Archpriest Nikolai Igoshev, Chairman of the Department of Religious Education and Catechesis of the Nizhny Novgorod Diocese, during the seminar "Interaction between the deanery and the district administration in the field of religious education and spiritual and moral education: a systematic approach", held on September 12 in Balakhna, spoke out against the imposition of Orthodox dogma on children.

On September 12, 2005, the Moscow Court of Cassation dismissed an appeal against a sentence handed down on July 21, 2005 to two skinheads for beating rabbis Alexander Lakshin and Eliyahu Fomiuk in January 2005. Recall: On July 21, Dmitry Rozanov and Andrey Maksin were sentenced by the decision of the Ostankino court, respectively, to four years in a penal colony and one and a half years in a colony-settlement.