On September 29, 2005, Stanislav Dmitrievsky, editor-in-chief of the Pravo-Zashchita newspaper, was indicted. Dmitrievsky is accused of committing a crime under the charge of committing a crime under Art. 282 part 2 p. "b" of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. The maximum punishment provided for under this article is imprisonment for up to 5 years. The indictment states that S. Dmitrievsky did not plead guilty to the charges.

Vladimir Putin signed a decree "On the Approval of Members of the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation." On September 30, 2005, a list of 42 members of the Chamber, proposed by the head of state, was posted on the President's website . The total number of the chamber will be 126 people. Now 42 selected candidates must admit 42 more representatives to the chamber within two months by competition.

On September 27, 2005 (on the feast of the exaltation of the life-giving cross) in Rostov-on-Don, unknown people painted a swastika with red paint on the gate and fence near the house of the rector of the church of Seraphim of Sarov, Archpriest John Osyak, and wrote "all sorts of obscenities and insults . " Sources On the feast of the Exaltation of the Life-Giving Cross, the gates of the archpriest were painted with a swastika // Anti-Semitism. NO (with reference to "Vecherniy Rostov"). 2005.

On September 29, 2005, Stanislav Dmitrievsky, editor-in-chief of the Pravo-Zashchita newspaper, was indicted. Dmitrievsky is accused of committing a crime under part 2 of paragraph "b" of Art. 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. The maximum punishment provided for under this article is imprisonment for up to 5 years. See "Democracy Under Siege" for details . According to the Information Center of the Russian-Chechen Friendship Society

On September 28, 2005, the Tyumen regional branch of the All-Russian Movement "For Human Rights" issued a statement refusing to nominate candidates for the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation and similar structures in the federal district. "All the processes associated with the construction of the Public Chamber and similar structures are ultimately aimed at narrowing the space for interaction between society and the authorities ," the statement says.

The conflict between the Volgograd gypsies, who settled in the village of Zharovikha , and the mayor's office of the city of Arkhangelsk continues At the last court session , it was decided that the Gypsies should demolish their buildings on their own. The city administration does not have the right to do this, since the land on which the housing stands belongs to the gypsies.

On September 30, President Putin signed a decree "On the Approval of Members of the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation." reports with reference to the press service of the head of state As Interfax , among the spiritual leaders among the first 42 members of the chamber were Metropolitan of Kaluga and Borovsk Kliment, head of the Council of Muftis of Russia Ravil Gainutdin, Chief Rabbi of Russia (FEOR) Berl Lazar, chairman of the Buddhist traditional sangha Damba Ayusheev, as well as the

On September 29, members of the environmental committee of the Bryansk Regional Duma unanimously voted against the construction of the cathedral, which, as they hope in the local diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church, should become a new attraction in Bryansk. The deputies considered that the initiators of the construction could not submit all the necessary documents and the results of the examinations.

On September 30, 2005, Vladimir Putin, by his order, announced gratitude to the leader of the Kaluga "Walking Together" (according to other sources, the leader of the Nashi movement) Maria Kislitsyna, known mainly for her speech against police lieutenant colonel Alexander Ulyashin. The National News Agency also reports that the dismissal of A.

At the beginning of June 2005, Russian nationalists appeared among almost 1,500 individuals and legal entities and organizations in Russia and the world in the tenth edition of the Rosfinmonitoring list of extremists and terrorists. The list is constantly updated and consists mainly of well-known and included since 2001 terrorist organizations and their leaders.

Islam.Ru, referring to the Kommersant newspaper, reports that on September 28, in the Supreme Court of Tatarstan, the jury unanimously delivered a verdict on the innocence of former Guantanamo prisoners Timur Ishmuradov and Ravil Gumarov, as well as their friend Fanis Shaikhutdinov (who is sometimes also called Faikhutdinov in the press), accused of terrorism. “The accused were under arrest for six months,” reminds Islam.ru.

The conflict between the Simbirsk diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church and one of the construction companies, which, with the knowledge of the administration of Ulyanovsk, began the construction of a congress hall and a restaurant on the site of the Spassky Convent demolished by the Bolsheviks, seems to have been successfully resolved. The parties came to a compromise: amendments will be made to the project, and a chapel in memory of the repressed clergymen will appear on this site.

The newspaper "Vzglyad" of September 30, 2005 cites data from a study by Dmitry Polikanov (VTsIOM), published in the journal "Russia Profile" on September 19, 2005. According to a study by D. Polikanov, only 26% of Russians consider democracy a universal value, while 42% of respondents called "those who consider themselves democrats" . "enemies of the state, whose activities are contrary to national interests " Sources 42% of Russians consider Democrats enemies of the state // Sight. 2005.

On September 29, 2005, a round table "National Schools in St. Petersburg: Needs and Prospects" was held in St. Petersburg. "We must strive to build a multicultural civil society, this will allow us to cultivate tolerance ," said Khamzat Tsokiyev, president of the League of Nations of St. Petersburg. Leonid Ilyushin, head of the education modernization department of the city education committee, noted that the authorities of St.

The international agency Forum 18 reports that the Emmanuel Presbyterian Church in Mozdok (North Ossetia) may lose its prayer house - local authorities intend to confiscate the building, since it was once erected without the appropriate permission from the administration. Church representative Olga Mazhurova, speaking to Forum 18 columnist Geraldine Fagan, acknowledged that the community had not collected all the necessary documents. However, O.