On April 3, 2006, the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation reclassified the article of the Criminal Code under which the case of the beating of Zaur Tutov in Moscow will be investigated. The case will not be investigated under Part 1 of Art. 112 (“infliction of moderate harm to health”), and according to clause e” Part 2 of Article 112 (“intentional infliction of moderate harm to health, committed on the basis of national, racial, religious hatred or enmity”).

On March 31, 2006, near the Embassy of Kazakhstan in Moscow, a picket was held in solidarity with the residents of the suburbs of Alma-Ata, who were fighting against the authorities. The picket, organized by the Socialist Resistance, was dispersed, four picketers were detained.

On March 27, 2006, in Blagoveshchensk, a group of teenagers beat up a Chinese citizen, head of the Department of Cultural Property of the Heihe People's Government. Details are unknown. Sources In response to the beating of Russians in China, a group of teenagers beat up a Chinese official // Alpha channel. 2006. March 31.

On March 31 - April 1, 2006, the international conference "Hate Speech from the Street to Cyberspace: Examples and Policies in Different Contexts" was held in Budapest, organized by the Central European University.

On April 3, 2006, a rally was held in Moscow near the building of the Russian Foreign Ministry demanding the release of Russian citizens detained during opposition protests in Belarus.

On March 2, a visitor browsing extremist websites was detained in one of the Internet cafes in Orenburg - vigilant citizens reported him to the police. As Andrey Voyder, head of the Department for Combating Terrorism and Extremism of the Department of Internal Affairs of the Orenburg Region, reports IA REGNUM , "the detainee is a citizen of Kyrgyzstan. ... The man has a colorful appearance: a long beard, a ring on his hand and a bracelet with the symbols of a warrior of Islam.

On April 1, 2006, a rally was held in Izhevsk against conscription into the army. After the end of the event, Yevgeny Bishev, chairman of the regional council of the United Civil Forum, was handed a summons with a demand to appear at the military registration and enlistment office for a medical examination. Bishev was accused of evasion, according to a correspondent for the Kasparov.ru website, and he had to take a summons.

On April 3, 2006, attempts were made in Khabarovsk to storm the apartments of several members of the regional organization of the National Bolshevik Party. According to the Khabarovsk National Bolsheviks, the decision to storm the apartments was made after leaflets were pasted in the city calling for them to take part in a protest march against housing and communal services reforms on April 8, 2006. National Bolsheviks believe that the mention of France and a call to follow her civic activism.

On March 9, 2006, the prosecutor's office of Blagoveshchensk initiated a criminal case "on inciting ethnic hatred" against the leader of the Amur branch of the Union of the Russian People (SRN) movement, based on the statement of one of the Amur journalists. Members of the RNC claim that they had previously received a document refusing to initiate criminal proceedings against them for lack of corpus delicti.

An expert at the Carnegie Moscow Center, Professor Alexey Malashenko, speaking on April 3 at the opening of the All-Russian scientific seminar “Islam and Interethnic Relations” in Saratov, said: “20 million Muslims live in Russia, among whom 15 million are indigenous residents of the country and 5 million have settled in Russia people from other countries whom we cannot ignore." Thus, he confirmed the figures mentioned by the head of the Council of Muftis of Russia Ravil Gainutdin at a press

On March 30, the first organizational meeting of the Public Expert Council under the Moscow City Duma Commission on Interethnic and Interfaith Relations was held.

On March 31, 2006, State Duma deputies from the LDPR published their list of “enemies of the Russian people” and Russian statehood. This initiative was made by Evgeny Valyaev, one of the assistants to the notorious State Duma deputy, member of the LDPR faction Nikolai Kuryanovich. The State Duma deputy said that the list of “enemies of Russia” was compiled as a response to the rating of “neo-fascists” by Marat Gelman. In addition, N.

On March 31, 2006, an Indian citizen, a resident student of the Ryazan State Medical University from India, was beaten up in Ryazan. He was attacked by four teenagers who, having beaten the student, tried to escape, but were soon detained. Doctors qualified the victim's injuries as "light bodily injury." Let us recall that in January 2004 in Ryazan a group of underage young people beat up students of the Russian State Medical University, Indian citizens.

On April 1, 2006, the St. Petersburg Regional Committee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation received a repeated refusal from the city administration to approve an application for holding pickets at the US and British Consulates General, timed to coincide with the anniversary of the war in Yugoslavia. Instead of the announced two pickets, the authorities proposed to hold one picket near the Finlyandsky railway station.

On March 17, 2006, a 26-year-old native of Bangladesh, a citizen of Russia, Ferdoush Vakhed, was beaten in Voronezh. This became known on April 3, 2006 after the victim left the hospital. According to F. Vakhed, three young men approached him at the bus stop, one of them suddenly attacked him and started to beat him in the face. The victim managed to escape and seek help from the police. The attackers were detained, but after the protocol was drawn up, they were released.