On March 1, 2006, Moskovskaya Pravda published an article by Eric Kotlyar "The Housing Code will finally solve the" Russian question " , placed under the characteristic subtitle" Apocalypse ". The topic of the article is the "analysis" of the housing and communal services reform, on the eve of the start of the amendments to the Housing Code.

February 27, 2006 in Saratov on the doors of the Jewish Charitable Center "Hasdei Yerushalaim" appeared a swastika painted in red paint. This is not the first time that anti-Semitic graffiti has appeared in the city over the past month. has been initiated A criminal case . Sources The swastika appeared on the doors of the Hesed in Saratov // Anti-Semitism. NO. 2006. March 1.

At the end of February 2006, the court of the Kirovsky district of Saratov passed a sentence on a 21-year-old skinhead who severely beat a representative of one of the informal youth movements. He was sentenced to 1 year and 4 months, to be served in a colony-settlement. According to the prosecution, the reason for the beating was the “informality” of the victim. During the incident, " he and she were wearing matching 'uniforms' .

On March 1, 2006, the first issue of the Volgogradskaya Gazeta was published in Volgograd, a publication that replaced the City News , which was closed due to a "cartoon scandal". The President of "MediaSoyuz" Elena Zelinskaya expressed confidence that the Volgograd authorities listened to the opinion of the public. "We believe that publications that offend national or religious feelings are unacceptable in the media.

On January 31, 2006, the organization "Derzhava Rus" issued a death sentence to the judge of the city of Krasnodar V. Makhov, who convicted the right-wing radical P. Sarafanov. "The death penalty ... V.V. Makhov .... can be carried out by any Rodovich of the Power of Russia - a subject of the Russian Federation or a citizen of the Russian Federation by any means, in any form, at any convenient time, if ...

On January 30, 2006, the Pervomaisky District Court of Krasnodar delivered a verdict in the case of P. Sarafanov. An activist of a right-wing radical organization was convicted under Part 1 of Art. 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ("incitement of national hatred"), part 1 of Art. 330 ("Arbitrariness"), part 1 of Art. 201 ("Abuse of Power") and sentenced to eight months in prison.

On February 26, 2006, in the Gagarinsky Court of Moscow, a member of the bar and a member of the Russian Public Movement (ROM) Matvey Tseng faced an unusual form of opposition to his xenophobic statements. The case involving attorney Zeng had no ethnic basis.

N3 review The review offered to the attention of readers is devoted to various aspects of the activities of Russian law enforcement agencies: the prosecutor's office, the Federal Security Service and Internal Affairs. It provides information about the most significant, from the point of view of human rights and freedoms, actions of these structures.

The Russian associations of Jehovah's Witnesses received the "World Report of Jehovah's Witnesses for the 2005 service year." According to the report, the number of members of the organization in Russia increased over the year from 132,978 to 136,726 people, i.e. by 3%. Sources The Brooklyn Center of Jehovah's Witnesses published a report for 2005 // Blagovest-info. 2006. March 1.

St. Stephen's Cathedral in Syktyvkar may be closed to the public. The debt to power engineers for January amounted to 160 thousand rubles, for February - 100 thousand. According to the secretary of the Syktyvkar and Vorkuta diocese, hegumen Philip, the cathedral has already twice received warnings about power outages. "For the church, this is an unbearable burden - the amount is several times higher than its monthly income," the priest said.

On the evening of February 28, 2006, the apartment of the leader of the Kaliningrad branch of the DPNI, Aleksey Safin, was searched as part of a criminal case initiated against him under Article 282 (inciting ethnic and religious hatred). Initially, it was reported that the search was conducted by officers of the Federal Security Service for the Kaliningrad region, headed by an investigator from the prosecutor's office.

On February 26, during the plenum of the Muslims of the Saratov region, a statement was adopted on the inadmissibility of introducing the "Fundamentals of Orthodox Culture" in schools. The document contains a reminder of Art. 14 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation, which establishes the secular nature of the state. Muslims also referred to Art. 2 of the Law of the Russian Federation "On Education" dated July 10, 1992 No.

On March 1, 2006, an article by Vitaly Averyanov "Conservatism in one single country" appeared on the website of the Political News Agency, which supplements and develops the provisions made in Mikhail Remizov's analytical report "Conservatism Today " . "Putin, like Stalin in the 1920s ... made it possible for ideological conservatism to mature in post-Yeltsin Russia, the ideology of mainland Russia with its heavenly roots and its historical tradition," the author writes.

On March 1, the process began on the suit of the director of the Islamic Legal Center, Mufti Ismagil Shangareev, against the newspaper AiF-Orenburg, which called the Mufti a "Wahhabi". Shortly after the hearing began, the newspaper's editors proposed a settlement. Within a month, "AiF-Orenburg" will publish an interview with I. Shangareev, giving him the opportunity to express his own point of view on the events in the "Al-Furqan" madrasah. This decision was made by the court.

, came into force . On March 1, 2006, in the Oryol region, the guilty verdict against Alexander Martynov, Pavel Shuteev, Ivan Sanychev, Dmitry Domanov and Denis Komarov, who had beaten archery athletes from Buryatia for ethnic reasons Recall that the verdict was passed on January 13, 2006 (Note that the website of the Internal Affairs Directorate of the Oryol region, most likely, made an inaccuracy, saying that the verdict was passed on December 26, 2005) After that, A. Martynov, P.