Deputies of the City Council of Bryansk have recently adopted the "Regulations on the Accreditation of Journalists", which introduces censorship for media representatives accredited in the City Council, writes Novye Izvestiya on October 14, 2005 in an article "The best pens have been plucked by the press." According to this document, if the publication, which tells about the session of the City Council or the life of the deputy corps, does not suit at least one deputy, the author of the article

On October 14, 2004, the criminal prosecution of members of the extremist youth group Mad Crowd under Article 282-1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (“participation in an extremist community”) was terminated by a decision of the St. Petersburg City Court, due to the expiration of the statute of limitations for the crime. The prosecution supports the episodes of criminal activity of the defendants in full.

On October 14, 2005, a hearing was held in the Leninsky Federal Court of St. Petersburg in the case of six members of the national extremist group "Schultz-88" . The representative of the victim Gasparyan, beaten in April 2003, asked to postpone the debate of the parties in the case due to the fact that Gasparyan expressed a desire to take part in them, and he needs time to come to St. Petersburg. The court fixed the next hearing for November 23, 2005.

On October 13, Metropolitan of Suzdal and Vladimir Valentin (Rusantsov) (Russian Orthodox Autonomous Church) was beaten by unknown persons. According to investigators, the attackers entered the Synodal House with the aim of robbery. Panagias and sacred vessels were taken out of the house church, then the thieves tried to open the safe. At the same time, the hooligans beat the 66-year-old Metropolitan unconscious, injuring his jaw and legs.

On October 12, 2005, the district court of Blagoveshchensk passed a sentence on district inspector Vasily Zhukov. V. Zhukov, as well as the second convicted policeman Albert Sultanov , was found guilty of abuse of office and sentenced to 3 years probation with a three-year probationary period and a five-year ban on work in the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

October 7, 2005 In Syktyvkar Nikolai Moiseev, chairman of the republican party Yabloko, head of the independent newspaper Courier-Plus and TV show Telekurier, was beaten up. Two unidentified men attacked Moiseev at the entrance of his house and, without even trying to take away the valuables, they severely beat him. On August 3, 2005, the telecast studio "Telecourier" was burned down, and in the spring of 2005, unknown people burned down the car of N.

On October 12, 2005, activists of the National Bolshevik Party were detained in Kostroma, who were distributing the newspaper Generalnaya Liniya among the participants in a trade union protest. A citizen approached the distributors (their exact number was not named) and bought a newspaper, the NBP-Info website writes. After that, the buyer presented a certificate of a police officer and, with the help of other police officers, detained the National Bolsheviks.

On October 14, 2005, four people were detained in the Voronezh region on suspicion of attacking foreign students, said Galina Gorshkova, senior assistant to the prosecutor of the Voronezh region. "These are young people aged 17 to 19. Currently, the investigation has obtained evidence of the involvement of the detainees in the commission of this crime ," said the prosecutor.

Razida Chechenova, a resident of Nalchik, filed a complaint with the city prosecutor's office and court against the actions of police officers who systematically subjected her to detentions, interrogations and insults. The last detention took place on September 29: the girl was taken from the market where she works for no reason, taken to the building of the Organized Crime Control Department, subjected to moral abuse and forced to cooperate. R.

On October 14, 2005, about 20 students of the Moscow Peoples' Friendship University of Russia gathered near the main building of the university to hold a moment of silence in memory of who died in Voronezh. Angeles Hurtado, The students tried to obtain permission for the action from the university administration, but representatives of the university administration replied that "the action is undesirable .

On October 14, 2005, a conference of the regional branch of the United Russia party was held in Chelyabinsk, to which representatives of some media were not allowed. A REGNUM correspondent, who was also not allowed to attend the conference, said that the security of the building allowed only representatives of loyal publications included in a certain list to pass. A spokesman for the United Russia branch declined to talk to reporters, citing being busy.

The chairman of the executive committee of the Central Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Russia, Mufti Mukhammedgali Khuzin, in an interview with Interfax-Religion, described the militants' attack on Nalchik as a "rebellion of the Wahhabis." The Mufti urged the authorities to heed "the words of the leaders of traditional Islam in Russia that Wahhabism poses a real threat, that it has been actively cultivated in recent years." According to M.

On October 12, 2005, Vladimir Putin sent to the State Duma a draft law “On Amendments to the Federal Law “On the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation”.

The head of the department for relations with religious organizations of the information and public relations department of the administration of the Orenburg region, Oleg Nikolaev, reported on the results of a sociological survey conducted in the region: "7% of the total number of respondents observe church rites and go to church. Recognize the faith, but do not always observe the fasts of 27% of respondents.

The newspaper "Volzhskaya Zarya" disputed the accusations of the Povolzhsky department of Roskhrankultury of "inciting ethnic hatred", issued to the newspaper in the spring of 2005. The representatives of the newspaper protested the actions of Roskhrankultura in the Oktyabrsky District Court. It is reported that this was the second warning for the Volzhskaya Zarya newspaper. Unfortunately, it is not clear whether the first warning was also issued for "inciting ethnic hatred .