On November 16, 2005, after the rock festival "We are different", which began with a minute of silence in memory of the deceased T. Kacharava and was timed to coincide with the Day of Tolerance, about 15 unknown people attacked four concertgoers near the Chernyshevskaya metro station. Down in the station's underground lobby, five people were severely beaten by about 20 young people. According to the victims, the attackers were wearing black jackets and hooded overalls, but without any symbols.

Lawyer Larisa Dorogova, who defends the interests of Muslims of Kabardino-Balkaria persecuted by law enforcement agencies, including relatives of those killed in Nalchik, reported threats against her from the republican security forces. According to the lawyer, she was warned about the possibility of sharing the fate of R. Nakhushev, whose disappearance, according to one of the versions, was involved in law enforcement agencies.

According to the report of the portal Credo.Ru dated November 25, 2005, the Department of the RF Ministry of Defense for Work with Public and Religious Organizations believes that information about the relationship between units of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation with religious associations may contain the subject of state secrets, and therefore is not open and issued only on special requests.

On November 24, 2005, President Vladimir Putin met with Ella Pamfilova, Chairwoman of the Council under the President of the Russian Federation for the Promotion of Civil Society Institutions and Human Rights. "I've come to you for protection ," said Ella Pamfilova, addressing the president. She expressed concern about the adoption by the State Duma in the first reading of amendments to the law on public associations and non-profit organizations.

On November 24, 2005 Olga Romanova, host of the evening newscast on REN TV, was suspended from the air. As O. Romanova herself reported, she was not physically allowed into the studio. Sergei Taranov, deputy editor-in-chief, told the journalist that the dismissal had taken place on the oral order of Alexander Ordzhonikidze, director general of the television company.

The Moscow authorities banned the Rodina party from holding a march on November 27, 2005 under the slogan "For native Muscovites" , and the Movement Against Illegal Migration (DPNI) - a mass action "Moscow belongs to us!" . Rodina's representatives said they were ready to sue the Moscow government. According to the head of Rodina's press service, Viktor Dmitriev, an application has not yet been filed with the court, but members of the Rodina party are not going to give up these intentions.

Activists of the Krasnoyarsk branch of the National Bolshevik Party were detained on November 24, 2005 for writing two graffiti "Russia without Putin" near the concert hall where the United Russia congress is to be held. Detainees Yuriy Boyko and Petr Zubarev were taken to the Central Department of Internal Affairs. An administrative case was initiated under Art. 20.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation ("petty hooliganism;"). Y.

On November 24, 2005, the Velikolukskaya city prosecutor's office closed a criminal case initiated on the fact of the publication in the Velikolukskaya Pravda newspaper of A. Maksimov's article "Jewish Happiness, Russian Tears" (not to be confused with the "Letter of Five Hundred" of the same name). The case was dismissed on the basis of clause 2, part 1, article 24 of the Code of Criminal Procedure of the Russian Federation - due to the absence of corpus delicti in the actions of A.

November 27, 2005 The Movement Against Illegal Immigration (DPNI), together with the Motherland party, is going to hold a series of pickets near the markets of Moscow. However, the head of Rodina's press service, Viktor Dmitriev, denies holding joint actions with DPNI. After the Moscow authorities refused DPNI to hold a mass action "Moscow belongs to us!" , the organizers decided to hold many pickets in Moscow at the same time near large market centers.

The prosecutor's office of the Sergiev Posad district opened a criminal case on the fact of the attack on the head of the Sergiev Posad Muslim community Arslan Sadriev. According to Sadriev himself, an investigation is underway, but the time of the first court session has not yet been set. Sources On the fact of beating the head of the Muslim community of Sergiev Posad, a criminal case has been initiated and an investigation is underway // Portal-Credo.ru. 2005. November 25.

On November 24, an Islamic-Catholic conference "Islam and Christianity: On the Path to Dialogue" was held in Moscow, organized by the Council of Muftis of Russia, the Spiritual Board of Muslims of the European part of Russia, the Archdiocese of the Roman Catholic Church in Moscow, the Biblical and Theological Institute of St. Apostle Andrew the First-Called and the Institute of European Civilization.

At a meeting on November 25, 2005, the State Duma of the Russian Federation approved in the second reading the law on parliamentary investigations. 340 deputies voted for the bill, 51 voted against, two abstained.

On November 25, 2005, trade union activist Alexander Kolyvanov was arrested in the city of Shelekhov, Irkutsk Region, for distributing newspapers at the Irkutsk aluminum plant (IrkAZ, part of the SUAL holding). Alexander Kolyvanov distributed a newspaper at the plant calling for the creation of independent trade unions. On the morning of November 25, 2005, police, accompanied by plant guards, searched Kolyvanov's apartment in Shelekhov, after which he was taken to the police department. Then A.

On November 25, a sentence was passed on three activists of Hizb ut-Tahrir , who were accused under Part 1 of Art. 205-1 ("Involvement in the commission of crimes of a terrorist nature or other assistance in their commission") and Part 1 of Art. 282-2 ("Organization of the activities of an extremist organization") of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation.

On November 24, 2005, law enforcement officers again arrived at the headquarters of the National Bolshevik Party on Kashirskoe Highway in Moscow, along with people in civilian clothes. The National Bolsheviks were demanded to vacate the premises, and after the latter refused, unknown persons began to open the entrance metal door with a grinder saw. Unable to achieve success, they opened the door with an autogenous gun, which caused the room to start smoking.