On September 25, 2006, in the city court of St. Petersburg, in the trial of the murder of a Vietnamese student, Vu Anh Tuan, the debate of the parties began. With regard to nine defendants, the public prosecutor proposed to exclude Art. 105 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ("murder"), upholding the charge under Art. 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. Thus, Art.

On September 20, 2006, the Murmansk regional edition of the newspaper "Arguments and Facts" published an article by Konstantin Somov "The price of peoples' friendship", dedicated to the interethnic situation in the Murmansk region. The reason for writing the article was the events in Kondopoga.

On September 25, 2006, the apartments of the leaders of the Bryansk branch of the Movement Against Illegal Immigration (DPNI) Dmitry Zubov and the national-patriotic movement "SPAS" Sergei Altunin were searched. According to Dmitry Zubov, head of the DPNI-Bryansk, police and prosecutors entered his apartment on the ground floor through a window. Presenting the search warrant, representatives of the law enforcement agencies informed Mr.

Analyzing the events of 2005, we noted that gradually the Cossacks, which remain the main subject of ethno-nationalist violence in the southern regions of Russia, are beginning to perceive skinheads as equal "comrades-in-arms". This became especially noticeable after the Movement Against Illegal Immigration (DPNI) stepped up its activities in the southern regions, never hiding the desire to attract members of the skin movement to its ranks.

On September 22, 2006, the infamous leader of the nationalist Union of National Revival (SNV), coordinator of the regional branch of the Movement Against Illegal Immigration (DPNI) Yuri Yekishev told reporters that he had become the official assistant to the deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation, ex-leader of the Rodina party Dmitry Rogozin. It should be reminded that since June 2006 Y. Yekishev has been on trial on charges of inciting ethnic hatred. In September 2006, D.

On September 25 at about 11 p.m. in Kislovodsk, the imam of the local mosque, the deputy mufti of the region, Abubekir Kurdzhiev, was shot dead. His body was found in the entrance of the multi-storey building where he lived. Around the same time, while trying to detain two unknown persons, a policeman was wounded. The law enforcement agencies of the city suggest that the two escaped criminals are guilty of the death of the imam.

The St. John the Baptist parish of the Volgograd diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church called on believers to take part in the action “Orthodox Volgograd prays for the deliverance of Evgeniy Ishchenko from the bonds and imprisonment of a prisoner.” As the newspaper Vremya Novostei reports, in an appeal to the Orthodox it is said that the action is connected with the “arrest and unjust imprisonment of the ktitor (the person at whose expense the Orthodox church was built or decorated.

On September 25, 2006, the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation announced the creation of a department to oversee compliance with legislation on interethnic relations. This department became part of the Office for Supervision of the Enforcement of Federal Security Laws.

At the end of September 2006, residents of Syktyvkar, Dmitry Glukhov and Aleksey Turkin, were detained in the village of Zheshart, Ust-Vymsky District, Komi, who were posting nationalist leaflets. According to police officers, such printed matter appeared in the region for the first time. "Dmitry Glukhov told us in a conversation that he used to be in the skinhead movement, but allegedly left there two years ago ..." . "Turkin is an active member of this movement.

September 23 at the Community Center. HELL. Sakharov held a public debate on the topic "Religion at school? Thank you, no!", Organized by the movement "Russian Radicals".

In mid-September 2006, the United Russia party announced its intention to initiate a legislative ban for the media on mentioning the nationality, religious affiliation and place of birth of suspects and those convicted of crimes. “Thus, journalists will not unwittingly take part in shaping the image of the enemy, in particular, in the person of emigrants,” said Abdul-Khakim Sultygov, the party’s coordinator for national policy and interaction with religious associations.