On September 18, 2005, former FSB officer Mikhail Trepashkin was arrested in Moscow. On August 29, 2005, he was released on parole from the Nizhny Tagil colony, and on August 31 he returned to Moscow. On August 31, 2005, the Nizhny Tagil prosecutor's office wrote an application to restore the missed deadline for filing a cassation presentation.

On September 15, 2005, political scientist Sergei Markov gave a comment to the KM.Ru portal on democracy in Russia. The commentary is called "Democracy for the Kremlin team is a means, not a principle." President Putin's commitment to democracy is not questioned by S. Markov. The only question is how it will be achieved. Putin's attitude to democracy is specific, S. Markov believes, "Where the principle of democracy works, we use it; where it doesn't work, we try other methods .

of the murder of 9-year-old Khursheda Sultonova began at the City Court of St. Petersburg On September 19, 2005, preliminary hearings on the case . During the preliminary hearings, the defendant and his lawyers filed petitions for the case to be considered by a jury and for the exclusion from the evidence of the confession of the accused, which, according to the lawyers, was obtained by the investigation in violation of the law.

In September 2005, a group of the Youth Network against Racism and Intolerance prepared to launch the project "Support for foreign students in Russia", which includes the provision of on-line consultations, informing foreign students about how to "finish their studies and survive in Russia " . At the preparatory stage, the project was joined by regional groups from Voronezh, Krasnodar, Orel, as well as representatives of the European network against racism UNITED for Intercultural action.

In September 2005, the Freedom Party created the "White Patrol" in St. Petersburg. The creators of the patrol consider their goal to be "cleansing" the city from foreigners. The patrol controls the city center, crossings and public transport stops, patrols the subway and the outskirts of the city, and also "put things in order" in commuter trains. According to Yu.

On September 19, 2005, the Moscow City Court considered the cassation appeal of lawyers against the decision of the second trial of the editor of the Svobodnoye Slovo newspaper and the Kavkaz-Center website and found the sentence against Lyuzakov lawful. Sources The Moscow City Court upheld the conviction of the Kavkaz Center journalist // Polit.Ru. 2005. September 19.

At the end of August 2005, 7 people staged a pogrom in the dormitory of Uzbek migrant workers in Serpukhov. In September 2005, the Moscow branch of the Freedom Party claimed responsibility for this pogrom. According to skinheads, the reason for the pogrom was a criminal incident involving an Uzbek worker. The same group claimed responsibility for the gypsy pogrom in the city of Chekhov, Moscow Region. Note that there was no branch of the Freedom Party in Moscow.

In January 2005, the Federal Registration Service (FRS) for the Voronezh Region refused to register the Interregional Trade Union of Journalists and Mass Media Workers (according to Article 8 of the Federal Law "On Trade Unions, Their Rights and Guarantees of Activity", registering authorities have no right to refuse registration of trade unions) .

On September 17, 2005, ten activists of the National Bolshevik Party from St. Petersburg, including the leader of the St. Petersburg branch of the NBP Andrey Dmitriev, who arrived to participate in the Anti-Capitalism-2005 march, were detained without explanation at the Leningradsky railway station in Moscow. Preventive detentions of National Bolsheviks took place in various Russian cities.

On September 18, 2005, movement activists of the youth democratic movement "Yes" - the leader of "Yes" Maria Gaidar, coordinator of the movement, deputy chairman of the Moscow branch of the party "Yabloko" Alexei Navalny and an activist of the "Yes", which portrayed the chairman of the Moscow City Court Olga Yegorova during the action. The detainees were escorted to the Tverskoye police station, where they were charged with an administrative offense under Art.