On July 15, 2006 at 13:00 in Krasnoyarsk, in front of the main entrance to the Chinese Trade City, a rally of DPNI activists against the "Asian occupation" took place . The rally participants demanded a ban on retail trade "carried out by foreign citizens on the territory of the Russian Federation" , as well as support for domestic producers. According to right-wing websites, there were few people at the rally.

On July 18, Rossiyskaya Gazeta published a government order dated July 14: "In accordance with Part 5 of Article 24 of the Federal Law "On Combating Terrorism": Designate "Rossiyskaya Gazeta" as an official periodical that publishes a unified federal list of organizations, including foreign and international organizations, recognized as terrorist by the courts of the Russian Federation.

On July 18, 2006, the Moscow Regional Court sentenced two young people for a series of crimes , including a murder motivated by ethnic hatred. The verdict was handed down on the basis of the jury's verdict, which found the defendants guilty of these crimes. Andrey Shishkin (born 1978) and Alexei Kuznetsov were involved in the case.

In Saratov, an explosion of the city synagogue was prevented. This was announced on July 18, 2006 at a press conference by the head of the Federal Security Service of Russia in the Saratov region Valery Beklenishchev. "In the course of operational developments, the Chekists became aware of a 22-year-old leader of one of the local underground pro-fascist organizations who intended to blow up a synagogue ," V. Beklenishchev said.

On July 18, at a meeting of the government of the Moscow region, a bill was approved on amending the target program "Preservation of cultural heritage sites (monuments of history and culture) in the Moscow region for 2006-2008." The program has been supplemented with a new section - "Providing support to religious organizations, carrying out work to preserve historical and cultural monuments for religious purposes." We are talking about the allocation of funds for the restoration of 44 monuments

The all-Russian conference :Human Rights in Russia in the Year of Russia's Chairmanship in the G8 and the Council of Europe Committee of Ministers; (organized with the assistance of SOVA) has adopted an address (Word document) to the leaders of the G8 countries. The address has an appendix :Brief overview of human rights problems in Russia and recommendations;, which covers a very wide range of problems.

On July 17, 2006, it became known that in Bryansk a criminal case was opened for nationalist rallies under Article 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. The head of the Bryansk branch of the Slavic Union is under house arrest. Details are unknown. Based on materials from right-wing radical sites.

On June 28, the Constituent Assembly and the General Synod of the new Lutheran jurisdiction, the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Russia (ELCR), were held in Moscow, reports Portal-Credo.ru . The church was created by representatives of three communities: the parish of St. Trinity in Krasnoyarsk (pastor Daniil Sobolev), the parish of St. Mary in Ryazan (pastor Vladimir Solodovnikov), the parish of St.

In early July 2006, the prosecutor's office of the Republic of Komi (RK) refused to initiate a criminal case against the leader of the nationalist organization "Union of National Revival" (SNV) Yuri Ekishev for lack of corpus delicti.

On July 10, 2006, in Bryansk, district police officers and employees of the Organized Crime Control Department visited the apartments of members of the Bryansk branch of the DPNI and ordered them to sign a document containing information on criminal and administrative liability for "extremist crimes " . The document specifically states: * "The Internal Affairs Directorate of the Bryansk Region ...