took place in Moscow near the Government House On December 11, another rally of members of the Emmanuel church , who again accused the city authorities of discriminating against Protestants and demanded the return of the land originally provided to the community for the construction of a prayer house. According to Interfax , the audience - about 50 people - chanted slogans: "We are against the arbitrariness of officials! Return our land!

On December 8, the Department of Education and Social and Legal Protection of Childhood of the Administration of Nizhny Novgorod and the Department of Religious Education and Catechization of the Nizhny Novgorod Diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church signed an agreement on cooperation in the field of spiritual and moral education and upbringing.

On December 12, 2005, the Moscow Region youth movement "Locals" held a mass rally-concert called "Constitution Lesson" near the Crocus City shopping center on the Moscow Ring Road. In addition, the "Locals" held a rally of 4,000 near the US Embassy in Moscow and handed over to the American ambassador an appeal with "an appeal to carefully study our laws and continue to respect them and Russia, as well as the Russian Constitution translated for this purpose .

On December 6, 2005, the Governor of the Kaliningrad Region, Georgy Boos, ordered journalists to be expelled from a meeting with representatives of the regional Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs (UIE) on amendments to the law "On the Special Economic Zone in the Kaliningrad Region." Journalists accredited by the regional government were officially invited to the meeting, but immediately after the opening speech, the governor unexpectedly turned to the press with a request to leave the

We are publishing the decision issued by the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation of November 19, 2005, upon the application of the candidate for the post of the head of the administration of the Pskov region, Nikolai Staskov, to cancel the registration of candidate Alexei Mitrofanov . The publication is not official and is reproduced based on materials from the MoiPrava.RU website. Ruling of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation No.

The Primorsky Arbitration Court ruled in a case on the rights to a land plot on Korabelnaya Embankment in Vladivostok, where the local diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church was going to build a cathedral. This site was once leased to one of the local firms, but then the city administration transferred it to the diocese. The firm tried to challenge the actions of the authorities in court, but in August 2005 the regional arbitration court found its claims unfounded.

On the afternoon of December 12, 2005, in Kaluga, two unidentified men attacked Anna Ploskonosova, an activist of the National Bolshevik Party, who was on her way to a distribution point for the newspaper Generalnaya Liniya. The girl was attacked without explanation, in her own entrance, in the elevator. Other details are not reported. Sources Kaluga: attack on NBP activist // NBP-Info. 2005. December 12.

In December 2005, we became aware of the detention of one of the activists of the right-wing radical movement in the Kuban (an activist of the nationalist organization "Rada of the Earth of the Kuban Spiritual and Ancestral State of Russia") "Major General Ratizar, son of Athanasius Prince Sarafanov" (possibly referring to Pyotr Sarafanov ). He was arrested by the police on September 13, 2005 as part of a criminal case initiated under several articles of the Criminal Code, including Art.

On December 10, 2005, Russian human rights ombudsman Vladimir Lukin stated that he supported remarks on the draft law on NGOs. President Vladimir Putin's "I share and agree with the comments that are contained in your conclusion to this law. But if we seriously give the opportunity to discuss this law right away, then we could avoid the damage that was undoubtedly caused to the country and the country's leadership," Lukin said during meeting with the president.

On the eve of Constitution Day, leading Russian sociological services (the All-Russian Public Opinion Research Center (VTsIOM), the Yuri Levada Analytical Center (Levada Center) and the Public Opinion Foundation) conducted polls about the Basic Law. According to the VTsIOM poll, only 19% of those polled consider the people, all citizens of the country, to be the bearer of sovereignty and the source of power in Russia.

On December 12, 2005, it became known that the Central Election Commission of the Republic of Karelia came up with a legislative initiative: it is proposed to deprive electoral blocs of the right to participate in municipal elections, as well as to exclude the candidate "against all" from the ballots in the elections of deputies of representative authorities and heads of municipalities republics.

On December 11, 2005, the traditional raid of the activists of the Youth Group for Tolerance "ETNIKA" and the GROZA-Krasnodar Movement (Civil United Green Alternative) took place through the streets of the Kuban capital in order to clean the city walls from swastikas, images and inscriptions that offend religious feelings, statements that incite international strife.

On the evening of December 10, 2005, in Novosibirsk, on the eve of the elections to the regional council, an attack was made on a candidate for the regional council from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation in the 38th constituency of the Leninsky district, TV journalist Andrei Zhirnov. Having kidnapped the candidate, unknown people cut his face. According to Oleg Poletaev, press secretary of the Novosibirsk branch of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, A.

On December 11, 2005, activists of the Red Youth Vanguard (AKM) were attacked in Moscow. About 20 people jumped out of the arriving train at about 2 pm on the platform of the Avtozavodskaya metro station, where AKM activists were gathering, and attacked the gathered young people. A fight ensued, in which the left put up resistance, after which the attackers fled on an approaching train. 14-year-old AKM activist Marina Kolyada suffered a concussion.

On December 8, Kominform news agency published a conversation with Rostislav Goldstein, chairman of the committee of the State Council of the Komi Republic on social policy. He believes that the growth in the number of neo-fascists in Komi was the result of an ineffective youth policy. According to R. Goldstein, "The multinational region has always been famous for its stability and tranquility. There is no ground for the emergence of national enmity in the republic .