On May 16, 2006, it became known that in the city of Ozersk, Chelyabinsk region, a prosecutor's check was being carried out on the fact of the demonstration of the anti-Semitic film "Secret and Explicit", filmed back in 1973 in Moscow, over the cable networks of the TV channel Videokanal. Presumably the film was shown in Ozersk in early April 2006.

In mid-May 2006, in Krasnoyarsk, representatives of national diasporas sent an appeal demanding protection from national extremism to Governor Alexander Khloponin, regional prosecutor Viktor Grin, and head of the regional police department Alexander Gorovoy. The decision to appeal was made the day before at a meeting of the Chamber of Nationalities of the region, where representatives of about 20 diasporas discussed the problem of racial hostility and enmity.

May 18, 2006 in St. Petersburg in the Russian Museum of Ethnography (REM) began classes on the program of formation of national and cultural tolerance. These classes with officers of the educational structures of the Leningrad Military District (LenVO) are conducted by specialists and experts of the museum.

On May 13-14 in Ivanovo, members of the local Church of Evangelical Christians-Baptists "Resurrection" held in the "Sovremennik" cinema - on the basis of an appropriate agreement with the directorate - the action "There is Hope": first, the Christian film "Renaissance" was shown, then the Gospels were distributed, as well as a book that includes the New Testament and the Psalter.

According to a sociological survey conducted by the Institute for Economic and Social Research (IESI) in Volgograd in May 2006, the skinheads are the most prominent youth organization in the city. The skinhead awareness rate in the city is 57.6%. Compared to the first quarter of 2006, when their fame rating was -43%, its growth was almost 15%.

On May 17, Russia began rolling the film The Da Vinci Code, directed by Ron Howard and based on the notorious book of the same name by Dan Brown. Believers of various denominations expressed their protest against the display of the painting (and against the original novel). Some religious organizations have made official statements in this regard.

The Spiritual Muslim Board of the Tyumen Region is ready to sue the local TV channel Ladya, which used footage of the Tyumen Cathedral Mosque in a program about the high-profile case of the Tobolsk branch of Hizb ut-Tahrir. “We appealed to the management of the channel even before the broadcast went on the air,” Islam-Info.

On May 18, 2006, a panel of jurors was formed in the City Court of St. Petersburg, which will consider the case of the murder of the Congolese student Roland Franza Epassac. Selected 12 main jurors and 8 alternates. The first hearing on the merits will take place on May 24, 2006. Recall that four residents of St. Petersburg, 17-23 years old, are accused in the case. Sources St. Petersburg jurors selected for Congolese murder hearing // IA REGNUM. 2006. May 18.

On May 17, 2006 in Nizhny Novgorod a group of skinheads (30-40 people) carried out an "action of revenge". Teenagers shouting "Beat the non-Russians" and "Glory to Russia" attacked teenagers - natives of Armenia on the sports ground in the courtyard of school N 13 on Bolshaya Pecherskaya Street. In total, 12 people were injured during the "action". The attackers pulled out a mobile phone and money from one of the victims.