In Krasnogorsk, near Moscow, traffic police officers are instructed by an Orthodox priest before entering the service. The priest teaches traffic police inspectors to be guided by biblical commandments when dealing with violators, first of all, love for one's neighbor.

On September 23, 2005, the Executive Director of the Russian-Chechen Friendship Society (RCFS), Stanislav Dmitrievsky, learned that as early as September 2, 2005, a criminal case had been initiated against the Society under Art. 199 part 1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ("tax evasion"). The investigator informed S. Dmitrievsky about the initiation of the case during interrogation as a witness. No one has yet been charged in the case.

At the scientific-practical conference "Problems of tolerance in a multi-ethnic region", held in Surgut (Tyumen region) on September 20-21, 2005, the results of a sociological study on the level of ethnic tolerance of the city's residents were made public. The study was conducted by Moscow sociologists. Scientists have stated that over the past years, the interethnic factor has begun to have an increasingly significant impact on the interpersonal relations of Surgut residents.

Svetlana Kovaleva, Demos Center In July-August, not only at "political" actions, but also during protests against various forms of injustice, the protesters began to clearly determine who exactly is to blame for all the troubles ... And they point directly to the head of state or "power" as a collective image (that is, not to the regional one, as before, different from the federal one, which does not yet know about the atrocities of the first, and if it finds out, it will certainly intervene).

On September 16, 2005, the newspaper "NG-Regions" published a report that Tatiana Kotlyar, a well-known human rights activist and deputy of the Kaluga Regional Legislative Assembly, received a warning from the regional prosecutor's office for demonstrating symbols "similar to Nazi " . The warning was issued for the fact that in May 2005, at a rally with the participation of representatives of the NBP, T. Kotlyar held the flag of this party.

On October 6, 2005, a court was appointed under Art. 214 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (“vandalism”) over three left-wing activists of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, led by an activist of the National Bolshevik Party Mikhail Keshishyan, who, on the night of May 9, 2005, hung a scarecrow with “anti-government inscriptions” on the muzzle of a T-34 memorial tank . The activists were detained three days after the incident (despite the absence of witnesses).

On the eve of the new academic year, law enforcement agencies in Volgograd are trying to protect visiting foreign students from attacks by skinheads. The police are trying to identify and put on a preventive record young people who consider themselves to be extremist youth organizations.

The head of the Samara regional branches of two nationalist organizations at once - the People's National Party (NNP Ivanov-Sukharevsky) and the Movement Against Illegal Immigration (DPNI) Viktor Guzhov will run for mayor of the city of Buguruslan, Orenburg region. On September 8, 2005, the Territorial Electoral Commission of Buguruslan registered him as a candidate on the basis of the voters' signatures collected. DPNI website. 2005. September 22.

by four of the seven convicted in the case of the murder of a gypsy girl, Nilufar Sangboeva . On September 22, 2005, the Supreme Court of Russia considered the cassation appeal filed on December 8, 2004 Yuri Antonov (7 years in a strict regime colony), Dmitry Danilov (10 years in a general regime colony), Nikita Kostromitin and Alexei Kotrokhov (2.5 years in a correctional colony) tried to appeal the verdict.

On September 23, 2005, the trial of skinheads began in Moscow, who brutally beat three metro passengers on September 18, 2004. Bagrat Poghosyan is the victim of the trial. Of the fifty detained on the fact of the skinhead attack, only four were charged, and only one of them, Alexander Karnaukhov, is charged with art. 282 (inciting national hatred). The organizers of the attack were also not identified (witnesses of the incident repeatedly mentioned the carefully planned nature of the beating).

In September 2005, skinheads became more active in Petrozavodsk. The first to suffer from their "activism" were local "informals", mostly students, representatives of near-musical bohemians, gathering at Petrozavodsk State University. In mid-September, there were 4 mass attacks. According to the victims, skinheads attacked them suddenly, in groups of up to 30 people, shouting "White power" , "Glory to Russia" and beat "everyone indiscriminately" , including girls.

On September 8-9, 2005, the international conference “Russian and international experience of interaction between national communities, law enforcement agencies and authorities” was held in Anapa. The conference was organized by the Center for Interethnic Cooperation, co-organized by “European Dialogue” (London) and “Roma Ural” (Ekaterinburg).

At the end of August 2005, in the village of Rakhya, Leningrad Region, in a tent city where a settlement of Tajik gypsies (lyuli) is located, one of the tents burned down at night. The police qualified the case as "arson". Later suspects from among local teenagers were detained. An investigation is underway. Based on materials from nationalist sites.

On September 23, 2005, in the Oktyabrsky Federal Court of St. Petersburg, hearings began on the case of the leader of the Freedom Party, Yuri Belyaev, accused of inciting ethnic, racial and religious hatred (Article 282, part 1). Belyaev is charged with a qualified corpus delicti - with the use of the media.

In August 2005, in Velikiye Luki (Pskov region), the newspaper "Slavyansky Center" began to appear (declared circulation - 999 copies) - an organ of the organization of the same name, headed by A. Maksimov, a defendant in a criminal case under Art . 282 . The editor-in-chief of the newspaper is V.Smelov.