On September 20, 2005, as part of the All-Russian protest action of defense industry workers, a rally was held in Voronezh, which brought together about 3 thousand people, and they tried to prevent it in various ways. Half an hour before the start, it was announced that a suspicious object had been found in an urn on the square - a wooden cuckoo clock, Novaya Gazeta correspondent Alexander Yagodkin writes. However, experts from the FSB destroyed the clock before the rally.

On September 17, 2005, the next issue of the Makhachkala newspaper "Chernovik" did not come out: the printing house where the weekly was printed refused to accept reprints of the newspaper without explanation. Other printing houses in Dagestan also refused to print "Chernovik", demanding special permission from the Minister for National Policy, Information and External Relations of Dagestan, Bekmurza Bekmurzaev (which was not received).

On September 25, 2005, at about noon in Nizhny Novgorod, OMON officers surrounded RKRP- the participants of Anti-Capitalism-2005, who were preparing for the march, and, using force, detained almost everyone (about 100 people), including the secretary of the Nizhny Novgorod regional committee of the RKRP-RPK Petr Tipakov and the secretary of the Central Committee of the RPK N. Glagolev. There were casualties during the arrest. According to unverified information, the arm of Secretary P.

Kalininsky district On September 24, 2005, four people were arrested in St. Petersburg on suspicion of murdering a student, a citizen of the Congo (the alleged leader of the group, 20-year-old Andrei Gerasimov, 23-year-old Andrei Olenev, who was repeatedly convicted, 19-year-old Yuri Gromov and 17-year-old resident of the ). Three arrested - do not work, have a criminal record. The detainees confessed to the murder. A.

In early September 2005, a criminal case was opened in the Komi Republic against Maxim Lazarev, the initiator of the gay parade in Syktyvkar. Lazarev is accused of placing a banner online (on his website) advertising images recognized as pornographic (Article 242 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). Law enforcement officers conducted a search in Lazarev's apartment and seized a computer. M.

In early September 2005, anti-Gypsy leaflets signed by the Free Russia movement appeared in Pskov. The leaflets contain accusations of all Pskov gypsies of spreading "a terrible disease of our time - drug addiction" , calls for violent actions against drug distributors of this nature: "We urge to clean up the city and Russia!", "No to gypsy drug lords !!!", "Drug trafficking = terrorism" .

On September 26, 2005, a rally in support of the Chernovik newspaper took place in Makhachkala , which was prevented by police officers. About 40 law enforcement officers headed by the deputy of the Makhachkala police department Sabir Yusupov, referring to the decision of the Makhachkala administration, tried to convince the organizers to move the rally from the central square to the seaside park of Makhachkala.

On August 30, 2005, Maksim Vorontsov, an activist of the Irkutsk branch of the NBP, tried to hold an exhibition of a political poster in the Kirov Square (having notified the city administration in advance, since, according to the Federal Law "On meetings, rallies, picketing", holding a picket is of a notification nature).

On September 26, 2005, the Saratov Regional Court delivered a verdict in the case of five young men who had killed Javad Sheikhov, a native of Dagestan in Saratov. Mikhail Krasnoshchekov was found guilty under part 2 of paragraph "g", "l" Art. 105 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ("murder committed by a group of persons, motivated by national hatred"), Alexander Shevtsov - under part 2 of paragraphs. "g", "l" Art. 105, part 1 of Art. 158 (theft), part 1 of Art.

On September 7, 2005, the St. Petersburg charitable historical and educational human rights organization "Memorial" turned to the head of the Pskov Department of Internal Affairs, V. Petrov, with a request to conduct a serious investigation into the distribution of a leaflet signed by the "Free Russia" movement, and to involve its authors in responsible for inciting ethnic hatred.

At the end of August - beginning of September 2005, attacks on Roma residents became more frequent in Pskov. On August 30, 2005, Vladimir Berezovsky was kidnapped and killed; in early September 2005, after the appearance of anti-Roma leaflets , members of his family were threatened and intimidated by unknown persons. Despite the appeal of V. Berezovsky's relatives to the police, "those who threatened were not even subjected to a police check .

On December 26, 2005, State Duma deputy Nikolai Kuryanovich from the LDPR faction submitted a bill to the apparatus of the chairman of the lower house of parliament, providing for the removal of Articles 282, 282.1, 282.2 from the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (“inciting hatred or enmity on racial, national, religious and social grounds” , "organization of an extremist community, "organization of the activities of an extremist organization", due to the "lack of proper law enforcement