At the request of the prosecutor's office, the Moscow government canceled the decision to allocate land to the Society for Krishna Consciousness for the construction of the temple. During the audit, the Moscow Prosecutor's Office revealed violations of land legislation when allocating a site for a temple. Based on the results of the audit, the prosecutor's office submitted a proposal to eliminate violations of the law to the mayor of Moscow.

On October 28, 2005, a round table was held at the Saratov State Academy of Law on the attitude of young people to extremism. The participants of the event tried to define extremism, discussed the causes of this phenomenon in society, prevention measures and possible ways to create a peaceful environment among the youth. Recently, they state, the facts of manifestation of aggression among young people on the basis of extremist and nationalist ideas appear more and more often.

According to Pskov human rights activists, as of 2004, several right-wing radical organizations are active in Pskov and the region. This is reported in the report of Anna Vanina, director of the Pskov Outback NGO, published in October 2005. In addition to skinheads, which can hardly be called an organization, the Russian National Unity (RNE), the Freedom Party, the Union of Veneds (neopagans), the People's Patriotic Union of Russia operate in the region.

The governor of the Yaroslavl region, Anatoly Lisitsyn, proposed that most of the state-owned icons be transferred to restored Orthodox churches. The practice of transferring icons, the governor believes, should be made traditional and the transfer of icons should be timed to November 4 - a new public holiday. On National Unity Day, a ceremony will be held to hand over 22 icons owned by the region to the Yaroslavl diocese. The governor will give 4 icons to the Church from his own collection.

At the end of October 2005, the media, citing the head of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate V. Pronin, published reports according to which 40% of crimes in Moscow are allegedly committed by “foreigners.” At the same time, journalists’ reproduction of the general’s words, to put it mildly, is not intelligible. Here is one of the most striking examples: * “Foreign citizens in Moscow in the first half of 2005 committed 17 thousand 660 crimes.

In October 2005, the Foundation for Civil Society published the second collection of regional reports on the manifestation of national extremism and discrimination in Russia in 2004. Practically all published reports especially noted the presence of xenophobic graffiti in Russian cities and the distribution of radical nationalist leaflets. Ryazan Sofia Ivanova's report cites the most typical slogans, some of which have been "flaunting" on the walls of houses in Ryazan for several years.

November 1, 2005 in the Oktyabrsky district of Irkutsk, on the street. A fire broke out in the Azerbaijani cultural center "Birlik" at the partisan station. According to the Interfax-Siberia agency, the message about the fire was received by the fire department at 4:44. The fire was extinguished at 7:00 local time. According to the conclusions of the examination, the cause of the fire was arson. As a result of the fire, about 150 sq.

On October 26, a general meeting of the Public Chamber under the governor of the Ryazan region was held on the topic “The state of historical and cultural monuments of the Ryazan region: problems and prospects.