On May 12, Orthodox Petersburgers held a picket against Boris Moiseyev's concert in the Giant Hall, reports Portal-Credo.ru . The believers were holding streamers with slogans: "No to propaganda of debauchery!", "No to sin in the law!", and "St. Petersburg is the city of St. Peter, not Sodom and Gomorrah!". According to the portal, "the action was organized by one of the parishes of ROCOR (V) in St.

May 4, 2006 around 6:00 pm in St. Petersburg, a student from Vietnam was beaten up by a group of unknown people on Ispytateley Avenue. The young man was taken to the hospital with a concussion. There were three other compatriots with him - they were not injured. The attack became known from a message from a friend of the victim in LiveJournal. the source calls the attackers "skinheads". Details are unknown. Based on internet blogs.

In the city of Dzerzhinsk, Nizhny Novgorod Region, public hearings were held on the issue of allocating a land plot to a local organization of Jehovah's Witnesses for the construction of a lecture hall. According to the website of the Nizhny Novgorod diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church , “residents of the city were invited to the hearings. They were addressed by priest Mikhail Golik, a teacher of sect studies at the Moscow Theological Academy Roman Kon. The discussions were stormy.

From May 3 to May 5, the Orthodox-Catholic conference “Giving Europe a Soul. Mission and Responsibility of the Churches” was held in Vienna. It was organized by the Pontifical Council for Culture and the DECR MP with the support of the Pro Oriente Foundation.

On May 12, 2006, Vologda hosted a "round table" on the topic "Ethno-confessional tolerance - countering racism, xenophobia and religious extremism", organized by the SeverInform information holding. The round table was attended by journalists, politicians, representatives of public organizations and ethnic diasporas of Vologda and the Vologda region. The outcome of the work of the "round table" was a special appeal to government officials, public organizations and journalists.

April was marked by a surge in racist violence, and the topic of xenophobia and skinheads became one of the main topics for analytical, news and even entertainment programs. It must be admitted that the quality of the discussion of the problem, especially taking into account the fact that this discussion was accompanied by a large array of video material that was clearly propaganda in nature ("actions", skinhead aesthetics, propaganda statements of right-wing radical leaders) was extremely low.

On May 12, 2006, the Oktyabrsky Court of Murmansk extended the detention of National Bolshevik Party activist Ruslan Khubaev by two months on charges of drug distribution. Khubaev's lawyer suggested that the court release Khubaev on bail, but the court did not agree with this. Khubaev himself calls his detention political and considers it the revenge of the authorities for the activities of the NBP in Murmansk. Sources Khubaev continues to sit // NBP-Info. 2006. May 15.

On May 9, 2006, one of Vladimir's printing houses refused to print the next issue of the nationalist newspaper "I am a Russian". According to the customer - the leader of the "Russian Republic" Vladimir Popov , the director of the printing house explained that he received a call from the FSB and was forbidden to print publications such as "I am Russian", "Era of Russia" and "Limonka". According to V.

May 14, 2006. A meeting of defrauded investors in shared housing construction was dispersed in Moscow. The event was sanctioned, permission to hold it near the Government House was received on May 6, 2006, but at the last moment the authorities canceled it. “... the prefecture will apparently sort it out and allow the rally to take place, I hope that this is a misunderstanding and not a provocation,” suggested one of the organizers of the action, Anton Belyakov.

On May 9, 2006, in Orenburg, during a festive procession organized by the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, members of the Organized Crime Control Department without any reason detained members of the NBP and AKM. The detainees (three National Bolsheviks and an unspecified number of members of the AKM) were taken to the department of the Central District Department of Internal Affairs of Orenburg.

The Astrakhan-Enotaevskaya diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church has concluded an agreement with the administration of Astrakhan on cooperation in the social sphere, cultural, educational and educational activities. portal reports with reference to the materials of the Regions.ru website As the Patriarchia.ru , "this agreement should contribute to the creation of conditions on the territory of the city for the positive development of the religious situation.

In the forthcoming issue N45 of the magazine "Inviolable Reserve" there will be a thematic block dedicated to the place of the human rights movement in the topic of social security. The issue has not yet been released, but the articles are already available on the journal's website . The block was initiated (see introduction ) by Alexander Verkhovsky's article "Russian Human Rights Defenders and the Security Threat" (note that the article was completed six months ago).

On May 11, 2006, Maxim Larin, an activist of the Tomsk branch of the National Bolshevik Party, was summoned by order to the Military Medical University, where he is a 5th year student, in order to clarify the situation around the events of May 9, 2006, when four Tomsk NBP activists were detained without explanation (in the NBP, the detention was associated with the revenge of the authorities for the events during the visit to Tomsk of German Chancellor Angela Merkel ). After the conversation, M.

On May 14 in Moscow, in the hotel "Cosmos", a conference "Fascism - a threat to the future of Russia" was held. More than 150 representatives of non-governmental organizations, youth associations, democratic political parties, informal anti-fascist groups, national cultural associations, experts, journalists, and cultural figures took part in it. Outside the hotel, a group of young people were picketing against the conference, but the picket was quickly dropped.

On April 30, 2006, young members of the Iskra communist movement held an anti-fascist rally in the Moscow metro, where supporters of the Movement Against Illegal Immigration (DPNI) posted nationalist leaflets the day before. Iskra activists cleared subway cars on the circle line from DPNI leaflets. The stickers of the DPNI destroyed by the "Iskrovites" were of 2 types and contained a call on May 1 to "drive immigrants from Moscow .