The deputies of the Chita City Duma voted for the Orthodox parish of St. Innokentievsky in the village of GRES to receive a rent relief for municipal property: in 2006, the parish will pay only 0.01% of the established rent. reports with reference to RSN-Chita As Regions.ru , "the provision of benefits is primarily due to the fact that the social situation in the GRES village is unfavorable, there are almost no cultural institutions, and the St.

The Orthodox educational course "Origins" is beginning to be taught in schools near Moscow. One of the first here was the Odintsovo district - the course has already been introduced in 15 schools of the district. reports with reference to the Moinform.ru website As Sedmitsa.ru , "Origins is an educational program for schools developed by Igor Kuzmin together with a group of Russian teachers.

On November 9, 2005, Nezavisimaya Gazeta published an interview with the director of the Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Valery Tishkov, about the possibility of interethnic unrest in Russia. V.

Orthodox clergyman Sergei Taratokhin refused to consecrate the prayer room in the colony of Krasnokamensk, where M. Khodorkovsky is being held. The priest considers Khodorkovsky's case a political one and thus decided to express his protest against the conviction of the former head of Yukos. However, Bishop of Chita and Trans-Baikal Evstafiy, in an interview with an Interfax correspondent , stressed that the Church has a different opinion.

On November 9, 2005, a march against racism and xenophobia was held in Petrozavodsk. The action called "Never Again" was organized by the Karelian branch of the "Youth Human Rights Group" (IPG) and timed to coincide with the international day against racism, fascism and anti-Semitism (in memory of the 1938 Jewish pogrom in Germany). About 20 activists of the group gathered on Studenchesky Boulevard and, unfolding anti-fascist banners, marched along Lenin Street to the embankment of Lake Onega.

On November 8, 2005, the Gazeta.Ru portal published an article by Andrei Kolesnikov, “Controlled Xenophobia,” in which the author once again returns to the responsibility of the current Russian government for the rampant radical nationalism in the country.

On November 9, 2005, a 25-year-old Chinese citizen, a student at the Conservatory, was attacked in the Kirovsky district of St. Petersburg. The incident took place near house 80 Stachek Avenue at about 20.30. According to the victim, he was stopped by a group of young people, one of whom stabbed him twice in the back. The entire group then fled the scene. The victim was taken to the hospital in moderate condition. Sources Chinese student attacked with a knife on Stachek Avenue // Fontanka.ru.

Mukaddas Bibarsov, Chairman of the Volga Region Spiritual Muslim Board, sent an appeal to President Putin about the beatings of the head of the Muslim community in Sergiev Posad and members of the Tabligh organization in Ulyanovsk . The document emphasizes that the hooligans who attacked A. Sadriev in Sergiev Posad were released immediately after the arrest. "It turns out that in the eyes of our police bandits are not criminals," writes the chairman of the Volga Region Spiritual Muslim Board.

On November 10, 2005, in the city of Iskitim, Novosibirsk Region, arson of "gypsy" houses was again recorded. On the morning of November 10, unknown people threw a Molotov cocktail into the window of a private house where a gypsy family lived, which fell on the bed of an 8-year-old. The child received 3rd degree burns of the entire surface of the body and damage to the respiratory tract.

November 9 in Krasnoyarsk, in the office of the company "TBN-Siberia" (TBN - Good News Television), a meeting of the pastors of the evangelical churches of the city was held.

On November 8, the next court hearing was supposed to take place on the claim of members of the Moscow Union of Artists against the organizers of the exhibition "Russia-2".

At the beginning of September 2005, an African student was beaten by skinheads in the Sindbad cafe in Moscow, located on the campus of the Peoples' Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University). The details of the incident are unknown. The incident became known from an interview with an eyewitness (RUDN University student from Buryatia) to the Informpolis newspaper. Sources Ugarova N. Life in "Lumumba" is long and fun // Informpolis (Ulan-Ude). 2005. September 14.

In September 2005 policemen from the city of Odintsovo, Moscow Region, detained a 15-year-old resident of the city, Alexander Sakov, who, in the company of six skinheads in an electric train, attacked a citizen of the Republic of Yemen and his 18-year-old son. According to the press service of the court in Odintsovo, this is not the only attack by Odintsovo skinheads committed on the railway.