On October 9 , 2005, the Voronezh Region Prosecutor's Office opened a criminal case under Art. "g", "i" part 2 art. 105, (“murder by a group of persons with hooligan motives”) and Part 2 of Article 213, (“hooliganism”). The Voronezh Region Prosecutor's Office has created an investigative and operational group to investigate the crime, and measures are being taken to identify those involved in the attack.

On October 9, 2005, on the outskirts of Voronezh, in the area of ​​​​the Olympic recreation center, a group of 15-20 people armed with iron bars attacked a group of students with sticks, including two citizens of Peru, a citizen of Spain, three Russians - a guy and two girls. According to the victims, the attackers were between 15 and 20 years old. They did not hide their faces. One of them had a knife.

On September 30, the head of the DECR MP, Metropolitan Kirill of Smolensk and Kaliningrad, spoke at the conference "Religion in the modern system of international relations" in St. Petersburg with a report "Universal and original in the concept of human rights." In his opinion, the concept of human rights is "one of ... the most powerful positive ideas of the modern world", which, moreover, has Christian roots.

On October 10, 2005, the official website of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, citing the Karelian Internet magazine Stolitsa, reported that the authorities of the city of Sortavala had banned public events within the framework of the popular referendum being held by the Communist Party of the Russian Federation.

Bishop Longin of Saratov and Volsk issued a statement in which he condemned the exhibition of "artistically" anatomical and mummified human bodies that had opened in Saratov (the exhibits were made by specialists from the St.

On September 5, 2005, law enforcement officers in Barnaul detained two NDPR activists for distributing nationalist leaflets. The leaflets calling for uniting under the banner of patriotism spoke of "the destruction of the Russian people as a species" , "ethnic reformers" and required "replace all pro-Western cadres with national Russians" . Campaigning was conducted at a rally of workers of the local chemical fiber plant, who opposed the reduction.

Portal-Credo.ru reports that on October 10, a trial took place over 12 members of the Emmanuil church, who were detained on the evening of October 3 near the building of the Tverskoy District Department of Internal Affairs when they protested against police arbitrariness. Magistrate 370 district of the Tverskoy Court H.A. Dyatlova did not find the corpus delicti in the actions of the defendants and justified them.

As part of the project to combat discrimination and national extremism in Russia, implemented by the Foundation for Civil Society, the director of the Khabarovsk regional branch of the all-Russian public movement "For Human Rights" Alexander Bekhtold turned to the prosecutor's office of the Khabarovsk Territory with a request for statistics on criminal cases related to the initiation of national hatred.

In October 2005, representatives of the Voronezh public issued an open statement regarding the transfer of the case of the beating of Chinese students to the court. "As expected, the investigating authorities ignored the racist component of this incident ... The city's public has already expressed concern about this problem. There were appeals to the authorities and law enforcement agencies," the statement says.

The 9th issue of the magazine "Political class" for 2005 published a conversation between journalist Mikhail Leontiev and columnist "Political class" Sergei Shapoval. During the conversation, mainly devoted to the evolution of M. Leontiev's ideas about liberalism and scenarios of a possible revolution in the country (and the destructive role of the intelligentsia in such a revolution), M.

On October 7, 2005, the youth movement "We" held a theatrical action in Moscow dedicated to Vladimir Putin's birthday. During the action, one of the organizers, Igor Drandin, was detained. According to I. Drandin, the reason for the detention was the chanting of anti-Putin slogans.

On October 10, 2005, the Spanish Embassy in Russia formally asked the Russian authorities and law enforcement agencies to conduct a thorough investigation into the incident in Voronezh, which will be monitored by the embassy. Diplomatic representatives of Spain also appealed to Russian law enforcement agencies with a request to more closely monitor the safety of Spanish citizens. Sources The Spanish Embassy demands to investigate the incident in Voronezh // IA REGNUM. 2005. October 10.

The website of the Spiritual Muslim Board of the Republic of Tatarstan reports that the Russian Islamic University (RIU) in Kazan may be left without a license for religious educational activities. The previous five-year license expired on September 19, 2005, and now the RIU, once registered as a secular educational institution, must by law either refuse to teach religious subjects or register as a religious organization. The management of RIU chose the second option.

Islam.Ru reports that the administration of the Peoples' Friendship University of Russia refuses to provide Muslim students with a room for prayer. As the students themselves say, the university administration believes that if Muslims are given a room, representatives of other faiths will also demand a separate room.

The prosecutor's office of Vorkuta refused to initiate a criminal case on the fact of beating the chairman of the city branch of the "Memorial" society Evgenia Khaydarova and the chairman of the movement "For a Decent Life" Natigulla Khaydarov. The Prosecutor's Office of the Komi Republic intends to send its investigator to the city of Vorkuta to clarify the situation. According to Igor Sazhin (Komi human rights organization "Memorial")