On December 18, 2005, in a subway car at the Aeroport station, police officers tried to detain a national patriot on suspicion of beating a young man of Asian appearance. However, a crowd of his "comrades-in-arms" (participants in the DPNI rally in Moscow, in total, according to unverified data, about 20-25 people) pushed the policemen out of the overcrowded car, thereby resisting the police and preventing the suspect from being detained. According to right-wing forums

On December 18, 2003, members of the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation adopted a statement in which they again appealed to the State Duma with a demand to postpone the adoption of the draft law on non-governmental organizations. This is due to the fact that the Public Chamber has not yet been fully formed (42 representatives will be elected only on December 23), therefore it cannot act as a legitimate body when discussing such an important and responsible issue.

The Supreme Mufti of the Central Muslim Spiritual Directorate, Talgat Tadzhuddin, in a conversation with an Interfax correspondent, commented on the idea of ​​​​creating a single religious, cultural and economic center in Russia for all Muslims in the country. According to him, such a structure already exists: “There is no need to create it, it exists. There is no point in changing the flaw for soap.

On December 13, 2005, the website "KomiInform" published a comment by the representative of the regional "Memorial" Igor Sazhin, in connection with the activation of right-wing radical organizations in Syktyvkar. According to I.

On December 19, 2005, two underage students of the Nizhny Novgorod Industrial College were charged with inciting ethnic hatred and extremism for beating a Tunisian citizen. According to Alexander Gorbatov, head of the press service of the Nizhny Novgorod region police department, initially three teenagers were detained for robbing a foreigner - they took away his cell phone and bag.

On December 9, 2005, the Novosibirsk Regional Court held a preliminary hearing in the case of activists of the Novosibirsk branch of the National Bolshevik Party (NBP) Nikolai Baluev and Vyacheslav Rusakov, who were charged with preparing terrorist attacks (Article 205, paragraph "a" part 2 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ). The defendants demanded that the case be considered with the participation of a jury.

Portal-Credo.ru reports that on December 16, on the territory of the Word of Life Church of Evangelical Christians in Nizhnevartovsk (KhVE) "Word of Life", a local businessman Andrei Nikitin, who recently lost a property dispute to this community in the Arbitration Court, fired a pistol.

December 18, 2005 in Moscow, on the street. Bolshaya Bronnaya at about 15:00, after the end of the anti-fascist march , a group of anarchists participating in the action was attacked by right-wing radicals. This was reported by an activist of the Autonomous Action movement Olga Miryasova and the victims of the attack. Two unknown young men deceived, under the guise of organizing a meeting with a group of antifa activists, lured 15 anarchists into an ambush set up by national extremists.

Anatoly Papp, Demos Center Review #2 OFFICIAL POSITION Meeting of "security officials" in Voronezh The public outcry that the murder of a Peruvian student in Voronezh received on October 9 finally caused a reaction from local authorities and law enforcement agencies. They at least acknowledged the problem.

On December 16, the editorial office of Islam-Info news agency issued a statement regarding the scandal caused by the demands of a number of Muslim leaders to remove Christian symbols from the Russian coat of arms. “The editors of Islam-Info,” the document says, “officially explain that the hysteria around the coat of arms of Russia and other state symbols was raised by non-Muslims.

Interfax published an article translated into Russian by Lawrence Uzzell, head of the public organization International Religion Freedom Watch, “The use of human rights rhetoric in the demand for a “naked public square” is expanding.” “Sometimes the defenders of religious freedom do more harm to their cause than its enemies,” writes L. Uzzell.

Islam.Ru reports that anti-Islamic posters appeared in the Moscow metro: "The Eiffel Tower of Paris and the Spasskaya Tower of the Moscow Kremlin, crowned with a crescent moon used in Islam, are depicted on posters hung in cars and at stations of the capital's metro. Artistic fiction is accompanied by a provocative inscription -" Tolerance to visitors?” It is also noteworthy that the German language is used in the posters - the names of the cities of Moscow and Paris are written on it.

On December 18, 2005, in Moscow, at the very beginning of the anti-fascist march, police officers detained several young people with posters "Glory to Russia! Down with the fascist occupiers!" and "Russophobia is fascism!" . According to eyewitnesses, policemen led a middle-aged man out of the cordon on Myasnitskaya Street, shouting in the direction of the marchers "Glory to Russia! Down with the fascist occupiers!" .

On December 16, 2005, in the center of Nizhny Novgorod, on Bolshaya Pokrovskaya Street, three 17-year-old young people, shouting nationalist slogans, beat Zaaluni Salakha, a Tunisian citizen, a 5th year student of the Nizhny Novgorod State Medical Academy. A Tunisian citizen was also robbed. The attackers were detained . A criminal case has been opened on the fact of the robbery, and an investigation is underway.

On November 16, 2005, Izvestia published an article by Dmitry Sokolov-Mitrich, “The Camp Goes High,” dedicated to the problems of drug trafficking and the connection between Gypsy camps and the drug business. On the same day, the partially revised article was republished by the portal "NEWSru.com". In the first case, the informational occasion was the events in Iskitim, where there were three arson attempts during the year, during the last one an 8-year-old girl died .