Before November 4, 2005 and during the holiday in Moscow, activists of the National Bolshevik Party and the Rodina party were detained.

On November 4, 2005, the authorities of Syktyvkar did not allow a rally of the "Union of National Revival" (SNV) to be held, which was supposed to be held under the slogans "Glory to Russia", "Russia belongs to us", "Everything for Russia", "Down with illegal immigration" , "Let's stop the occupation of our land", "Hands off our land", "Russian oil - in Russian hands" .

The Tver diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church addressed the residents of the region with a warning in connection with the opening of a health center of the Sahaja Yoga organization in Tver. As a representative of the diocese told Interfax , "instead of health exercises, Tverites will be offered meditative practices that affect the psyche and consciousness.

On November 4, 2005, in Pskov, members of the regional youth movement "First Frontier" did not allow leaflets to be distributed at a rally dedicated to the Day of National Unity, propagandizing the incitement of ethnic hatred. The organizers of the rally, members of the movement drew the attention of police officers to the distribution of leaflets, and this action was stopped. Sources Rally "First Frontier", dedicated to the Day of National Unity, tried to disrupt // Pskov News Tape. 2005.

On November 7, 2005, a permitted rally of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation was held in Yoshkar-Ola, in which, at the invitation of the organizers, local activists of the National Bolshevik Party took part. After the rally, all the National Bolsheviks were detained by SOBR. The detainees were escorted to the RUBOP, where they were asked to write explanations and filmed.

On November 3, 2005, it became known that the Committee on Law, Order and Security of the Government of St. Petersburg banned representatives of left-wing organizations from laying flowers at the monument to V.I. Lenin at the Smolny November 7, 2005 However, the leaders of the leftist party said that the flower-laying action would take place. Sources The government of St. Petersburg banned the laying of flowers at the monument to Lenin // Global alternative. 2005. November 7.

The procession on November 4, 2005 in Moscow, held by a number of right-wing radical organizations, was not shown on federal television channels. The heads of the information services of Channel One, the Rossiya TV channel and NTV explained this in almost the same way - by the insignificance of the informational occasion and the unwillingness " "to provide a platform for xenophobic and racist ideas .

On November 7, 2005, in Moscow, officers of the FSB and the UBOP broke into an apartment on Miklukho-Maklaya Street, where preparations were being made for the registration of the National Bolshevik Party with the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation. The secret service officers copied the lists of party members prepared for registration.

On November 5, 2005, the Kaliningrad mayor's office did not allow local communists to hold a rally on the main square of the city, offering an alternative option - a square near the monument to the Motherland.

On November 4, 2005, a sanctioned rally was held in St. Petersburg, organized by the public movement "People's Militia" and the National Conservative Party of Russia (NKPR). The action was attended by members of the Russian National Unity (RNU) and the Movement Against Illegal Immigration (DPNI). In total, about 300 people took part in the march.

Finally, it begins to clear up where the relatively young organization-DPNI (recall that she declared herself after the Armenian pogrom in Krasnoarmeysk in the summer of 2002) took such an experienced representative as Mr. Belov. The real name of Mr. Belova - Potkin (as it turned out from the message of Svetlana Gannushkina).

On November 3, 2005, a preliminary hearing was held in Nizhny Novgorod in the case of Stanislav Dmitrievsky, editor-in-chief of the Pravo-Zaschita newspaper, accused under Art. 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. During the hearing, Judge Bondarenko rejected both petitions of the accused and his defense lawyers in one ruling - to exclude inadmissible evidence from the case and to dismiss the case due to the absence of corpus delicti. See "Democracy Under Siege" for details .

According to the Vedomosti newspaper, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Zhukov demanded that the ministries of justice, finance, economic development and trade and regional policy comment within three days on the draft law, seriously tightening control over the activities of public organizations. The bill in its current form, experts say, "is absolutely unacceptable - it puts a noose on civil society" .

was held in St. Petersburg On November 6, 2005 , a "March Against Hatred" , dedicated to the memory of N. Girenko and all the victims of racists and nationalists. This action is being held for the second year . The whole action took a little about two hours (the first half - a march, the second - a rally). About 400 people took part in the march. Representatives of the parties "Yabloko", SPS, "Workers' Democracy", "Memorial", "Our Choice", "Soldier's Mothers of St.

We are publishing the decision of the Leninsky District Court of Makhachkala dated May 12, 2004 , declaring leaflets distributed in the city as extremist. The publication is not official and is reproduced based on materials posted on the website of the Ministry of Justice of Russia. SOLUTION IN THE NAME OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION May 12, 2004 Leninsky District Court of Makhachkala, consisting of presiding Akhmedkhanova M.A. under the secretary Gadzhiyeva S.Sh.