Saint Petersburg. On November 1, 2006, it became known that the "Russian March" was banned by the authorities of St. Petersburg. All applications received by the city administration for marches and rallies were rejected. The governor of the city, V. Matviyenko, declared that she would not allow "any nationalistic manifestations, no matter what mottos and slogans they may be under . " At the same time, the authorities of St.

On November 1, 2006, at a meeting of the St. Petersburg government, the governor of the city, Valentina Matvienko, called on St. Petersburg residents not to succumb to provocations and not to participate in the "Russian March" on November 4. V. Matvienko also called on the heads of district administrations and the police department to stop attempts at extremist behavior. Moscow Mayor Yuri Luzhkov urged city residents to be vigilant and prevent " "a split in the state along national lines .

October 27, 2006 in Yaroslavl, during the 25th football round "Shinnik" - "Spartak" (M), a Nazi flag appeared on the podium of Spartak fans. Prior to this, fans posted a DPNI banner with an advertisement for the Russian Match. On November 1, 2006, at a meeting of the Control and Disciplinary Committee of the RFU, they announced their intention to deal with the behavior of fans at the match.

From September 29 to October 13, the Faculty of Sociology of Moscow State University conducted a survey, the participants of which were 6,864 people from 248 cities. The results of the study were presented at the Second International Festival "Faith and Word".

The Department of Social Protection of the Population of Moscow and the Moscow diocese have entered into an agreement on cooperation in the field of public service. The agreement provides for the opportunity for priests and lay volunteers to visit social institutions of the city more actively.

has been published The text of the final version of the Act of Canonical Communion between the Russian Orthodox Church and the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad . It is expected that the signing of this document by the primates of both churches will take place in 2007. Sources Act of Canonical Communion // Interfax-religion. 2006. November 1. The last accents are placed on the issue of the reunification of the Russian Church Abroad with the Moscow Patriarchate // There.

On October 31, 2006, in the city of Volzhsky, Volgograd Region, anti-Semitic leaflets appeared on bulletin boards, in which Jews were accused of "Jewish fascism" , of taking possession of all the riches and blessings of Russia, etc. This was announced by the chairman of the Jewish community of Volzhsky Garry Tarlovsky. Community members sent a statement to the police, as well as to the FSB with a request to identify the persons involved in the production and distribution of leaflets.

At the beginning of November 2006, in Moscow, skinheads beat a citizen of Kyrgyzstan in Sumsky Proezd. This attack “was committed with the aim of humiliating persons of non-Slavic appearance. The criminal intent was not completed for reasons beyond the control of the defendants.” The victim's jacket was stolen. The skinheads were detained. The attack became known from a message about the verdict handed down to skinheads.

On October 26, 2006, preliminary hearings on the case of the attack on a gypsy camp began in the Volgograd Regional Court. It should be reminded that on September 29, 2006 the case was submitted for consideration to the court of the Volgograd region. In this case, were detained . 9 young people aged 15 to 19 years old, students of grades 9-11 of one of the schools in the city of Volzhsky, Sources D.

On November 1, 2006, the studio of the artist Alexei Kanurin, who applied to the Moscow Mayor's Office for holding a "Russian march" on November 4, was searched by the police. This was announced by the leader of the DPNI Alexander Belov. The leader of the DPNI connects the search with the fact that A. Kanurin filed an official application with a request to allow the march to be held in Moscow. Recall that the Moscow authorities banned the "Russian March".

On October 31, 2006, in Birobidzhan (Jewish Autonomous Region), unidentified persons painted the slogan "Russia for Russians" with black paint on the wall of an elementary school. A resident of the city, Yevgeny Koloskov, who discovered the slogan, noted that "apparently, the inscription was made by teenagers, since the authors of this infamy have problems with the Russian language . " Presumably, the letters, about 40-50 cm high, were spray-painted onto the wall. Principal of school No.

In the spring of 2006 in Chuvashia and Tatarstan began mass threats and illegal actions against Baptists, whose children receive general education in the form of an external student. The believers sent applications to V. Putin, President of Chuvashia N. Fedorov, Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation V. Ustinov and Minister of Justice of the Russian Federation Yu. Chaika, Prosecutor of the Chuvash Republic V. Metelin, Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation V. Lukin.

On October 30, 2006, Chelyabinsk announced the creation of a public council on ethnic issues under the legislative assembly of the Chelyabinsk region. This decision was taken at the next meeting of the Legislative Assembly of the region. The Council is being created to conduct an open dialogue between confessions, diasporas to resolve important interethnic issues.