On March 21, 2006, in St. Petersburg, representatives of the "Young Guard" (the youth branch of the "United Russia" party), the public organization "African Unity" and students of St. Petersburg State University lit candles and laid flowers on Academician Sakharov Square in memory of about the victims of xenophobia. According to Desiree Defoe, Deputy Chairman of African Unity, the action was held within the framework of the World Day against Racial Discrimination.

On March 21, 2006, an article by Vladimir Rakhmankov "Under the ribs of the editor of Kursiv" appeared in the Ivanovo newspaper "Kursiv", which is a statement by V. Rakhmankov to the prosecutor of the Ivanovo region. It follows from the statement that on March 15, 2006, V. Rakhmankov, the editor of the newspaper, came to a meeting with the press secretary of the governor of the Ivanovo region, Mikhail Men, A.Yu. Parnov.

The article "What's under the hijab?" published in the monthly Christian newspaper "Awakening" (No. 11-12, 2004) provoked a protest from the Muslim community of Orekhovo-Zuyevo. The article devoted to the events in Beslan touched upon the issues of extremism. The Muslims verbally appealed to the Orekhovo-Zuevskoye branch of the 3rd inter-district department of the FSB for Moscow and the Moscow region, seeing in the publication signs of inciting religious hatred.

The review offered to the attention of readers is devoted to the consideration by the European Court of Human Rights of complaints coming from the Russian Federation, as well as state and public initiatives aimed at implementing the decisions of the Court. The review was prepared within the framework of the project "Development of a Multifunctional Analytical Center for Democracy and Human Rights", implemented by the "Demos" Center and its partners.

On March 22, 2006, 10 activists of the Nashi youth movement were detained near the building of the Moscow City Court. They were holding an unsanctioned picket demanding "to identify provocateurs and customers" of attack on the synagogue. Alexander Koptsev's The detainees were taken to the Preobrazhenskoye police station, administrative protocols were drawn up against them, which will then be submitted to the court. Sources Policemen detained ten Nashi activists // Newspaper. 2006. March 22.

On March 22, the Public Chamber of the Moscow Region supported the petition of the Russian Orthodox Church to transfer to it the buildings of 39 churches and 9 monasteries located on the territory of the Moscow region. Now the buildings are occupied by local administrations, medical institutions, museums (including the Borodino Museum) and private enterprises. All institutions are planned to be provided with new buildings.

On March 17, an agreement was signed on the main areas of cooperation between the Federal Tax Service and the Orthodox diocese. The parties intend to jointly create an atmosphere of trust in the tax authorities. "Today, an active struggle is being waged in the republic against wages in envelopes. Why not involve the efforts of the Church in this matter?" the republican tax administration said.

On March 21, 2006, information appeared about searches in the apartments of activists of the National Bolshevik Party in Komsomolsk-on-Amur. The system blocks of computers, printers, diskettes, party literature and paraphernalia were confiscated. After the searches, the National Bolsheviks were sent for interrogation to the police station. It is reported that the searches were carried out as part of a criminal case under Art.

On March 4, 2006, a rally was held in Tuapse against the housing and communal services reform. The organizers were denied permission to hold a rally on October Revolution Square. In return, the head of the city administration, Gennady Prilutsky, offered the dance floor of the city park, fenced with a high iron grate, as a venue for the action. As a result, the protest rally was held behind bars, to which several police cars, OMON, as well as a number of FSB officers were pulled together.

Employees of the Federal State Cultural Institution "Ryazan Historical and Architectural Museum-Reserve" turned to V. Putin in connection with the property claims of the Ryazan diocese. “We have learned that the Government of the Russian Federation is preparing a decision to transfer the main territory of the museum-reserve - the Ryazan Kremlin - to the jurisdiction of the Ryazan diocese,” the appeal says. Museum workers refer to Presidential Decree No.