On February 11, 2006 in Murmansk officers of the UBOP detained the head of the local branch of the National Bolshevik Party Ruslan Khubaev and party activist Fyodor Burdin, beat them, and then went to R. Khubaev's apartment with a search. The search yielded no results (R. Khubaev discovered the planted cartridges even earlier and threw them away), the NBP-Info website reports. The hard drive of the computer, notebooks, flags, books were confiscated. R. Khubaev and F.

On January 27, 2006, in the Cheryomushki district of Moscow (probably meaning Novye Cheryomushki metro station), St. Petersburg anti-fascist, a student of St. Petersburg State University, a music journalist, Roman Kulguskin, was beaten up. Skinheads tracked him down from the entrance, attacked him and beat him on the head with a bottle. R. Kulguskin tried to run away to the subway, but they caught up with him, knocked him down and continued beating him.

On February 9, the Volgograd newspaper Gorodskiye Vesti published an article "Racists have no place in power." The material was accompanied by an illustration depicting representatives of the main world religions. The local branch of the United Russia party considered that this illustration offended the feelings of believers, and appealed to the regional prosecutor's office with a demand to conduct an examination of the drawing and punish those responsible.

On February 13, 2006, it became known about the next "anti-fascist" action of "United Russia". On February 9, 2006, the Gorodskie Vesti newspaper published an article "Racists have no place in power" about the signing of an agreement by Volgograd political associations to combat nationalism, xenophobia and religious hatred.

On February 12, 2006, Dmitry Kolomyttsev, head of the regional organization of the Rodina party, was beaten up in Volgograd. His head was pierced, there are fractures, the victim is in intensive care. As it became known from Rodina leader Dmitry Rogozin, Kolomyttsev and his wife were under surveillance, and when they entered the entrance of their own house, they were attacked by two unknown persons. D.

On February 9, 2006, the Governor of the Vladimir Region, Nikolai Vinogradlov, appealed to law enforcement agencies with a demand to prosecute him under Art. 129 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ("slander") of the participants of the Internet forum kovrov.ru. The Governor's application was filed in connection with messages published in the "Media, Politics" section of the forum.

The new Internet project of the Old Believers opened on February 13 on the Religion and Media portal. According to the Blagovest-info agency , "the concept of the project provides for broad information coverage of the life of all directions and interpretations of the Russian Old Believers. The "Materials" section will feature expert articles on the Old Believers, interviews and comments. Special feeds are devoted to news and monitoring of articles about the Old Believers.

On February 3, 2006, Nikolai Savinov was detained in Nizhny Novgorod, holding an individual picket in support of Stanislav Dmitrievsky . Despite the explanations that individual picketing did not require permission and that it was held far from the courtroom, N. Savinov was taken to the police station, where a protocol was drawn up against him on “violating the established procedure for holding a picket” under Art. 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses.

On February 9, 2006, the Volgograd newspaper "City News" published an article "Racists have no place in power", illustrated with a picture depicting the founders of the main world religions.

On February 10, 2006, from 14:00 to 15:00, in Moscow, in front of the main entrance to the Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, a picket of solidarity with foreign students in Russia was held. About 15 representatives of public organizations lined up along the path leading to the main gate of the university, in particular, the Anti-Fascist March Committee and the anti-war club.

The Interreligious Council of Russia made an official statement about the scandal caused by the publication of cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad in the Danish press. Here is the text of the document in full: "The Presidium of the Interreligious Council of Russia strongly condemns any encroachment on the religious feelings of believers, expressed in the presentation of their shrines and dogma in an offensive light.

On February 3, 2006, at the Open Forum of Youth of the Perm Territory held in Perm, an incident occurred involving representatives of the Movement against Illegal Immigration (DPNI), which became the reason for accusations of complicity in fascism against the Governor of the Perm Territory Oleg Chirkunov by the youth movements “Nashi” and “Young Guard” " .

Maria Voskobitova, Center for the Promotion of International Protection The review offered to the attention of readers is devoted to the consideration by the European Court of Human Rights of complaints received from the Russian Federation, as well as state and public initiatives aimed at implementing the decisions taken by the Court.

On February 9, 2006, Alexander Tkachenko, head of the Russian representative office of the international organization of writers and poets PEN Center, said on the air of Radio Liberty that the representative office of the PEN Center might be closed. According to A. Tkachenko, the tax inspectorate demanded within five days to pay 2 million rubles as a tax on the land on which the PEN Center building stands.

On February 9, 2006, at the first meeting of the Civic Chamber's commission on tolerance and freedom of conscience, the chairman of the commission, Valery Tishkov, announced that the Civic Chamber intended to recommend that the Russian media "deny publicity" to inciters of ethnic hatred. V. Tishkov referred to the fact that allegedly it was precisely the "denial of publicity" to the leader of the National Patriotic Front "Pamyat" Dmitry Vasiliev, when V.