On April 12, 2006, a sanctioned anti-fascist picket was held in Moscow on Pushkin Square, in which about 70 people took part. The participants gathered to draw public attention to the growing number of murders on "ethnic" grounds, as well as to the inaction of the authorities in solving this problem. The action was organized by the anti-war committee (which unites various organizations advocating an end to the war in Chechnya).

On April 6, 2006, in the city of Ostrogozhsk, Voronezh Region, a group of teenagers beat up a 50-year-old native of Vietnam, a Russian citizen, Tran Ngoc Binh. On the night of April 9, he died in hospital from multiple head injuries. The attack was committed in the evening on one of the streets of Ostrogozhsk, not far from the clothing market, where Tran Ngoc Binh was engaged in private business.

On the night of April 12, 2006, the Tajikistan cafe burned down on Lipovaya Street in Orenburg. Building with an area of ​​200 sq.m. burned completely, despite the efforts of 6 fire crews trying to extinguish the fire. A 16-year-old teenager, the son of one of the laborers, died in the fire. His 41-year-old father received serious burns and was hospitalized in a city hospital.

April 12, 2006 at about 6:30 p.m. in Nizhny Novgorod near the hostel on the street. Medical, a 22-year-old 4th year student of the Medical Academy Akhmat Taufik, a native of Malaysia, was attacked. An unknown person hit a foreigner from behind with an unidentified object "and disappeared without stealing anything . " As reported in the press service of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate of the region, "the foreigner was hospitalized with a traumatic brain injury .

On April 12, a meeting of a group of Jehovah's Witnesses in the South-Eastern administrative district of Moscow was interrupted as a result of police intervention. As reported by the Interfax-religion portal, citing an unnamed source in law enforcement agencies, in the evening, at about 20.30, "the police received a signal from citizens that a meeting of a sect was taking place in house number 19 on Sovkhoznaya Street, in which about 200 people.

On April 10, 2006, Igor Terekhov, the chairman of the Amur department of the Union of the Russian People, was charged by the prosecutor's office of the city of Blagoveshchensk under Art. 282 part 1 (incitement of national hatred), and a written undertaking not to leave was taken. A criminal case against I.

On April 13, 2006, the Russian government approved a bill that criminalizes vandalism motivated by national and religious hatred, as well as administrative liability for the production and distribution of Nazi paraphernalia. The bill provides for amendments to Art. 214 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (vandalism) and Art. 20.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses. Art.

On April 13, the Government of the Russian Federation approved a bill providing for tougher penalties for vandalism. In particular, it is proposed to supplement Art. 214 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ("Vandalism"), part 2, which includes qualifying signs of the commission of this crime by a group of persons or based on ideological, political, national, racial and religious hatred. The term of punishment is increased to three years in prison (maximum).

On April 12, a presentation of the Orthodox Press Club took place in Moscow. According to SPG press secretary Kirill Frolov, who headed the new structure, the main task of the press club is "the formation of an Orthodox mediacracy and the exclusion from the media of anti-church forces that sling mud at the Church." "The expansion of Orthodox values ​​into the secular environment is the main condition for the survival of the Church in the modern world.

In early April 2006, the Ostrogozhsk District Prosecutor's Office (Voronezh Region) opened a criminal case into the beating of Tran Ngoc Binh, a native of Vietnam, who later died in hospital. The criminal case was originally initiated under the article "deliberate infliction of grievous bodily harm by a group of persons" , and after the news of the death of the victim, it was reclassified as "intentional infliction of bodily harm, negligently causing death" .