The court of Blagoveshchensk (Amur Region) upheld the decision of the mayor's office, which banned the conduct of the November 4 Russian march. In the course of preparations for the "march" it turned out that extremist-minded youth wanted to join its participants.

On November 3, 2006, leaflets appeared in Novosibirsk urging the inhabitants of the city to come on November 4 to the Russian March . Leaflets with appeals "Down with tolerance - give adequacy!" were posted on bulletin boards in crowded places, including at public transport stops. Sources Leaflets appeared in Novosibirsk calling for people to come to the Russian March // IA Regnum. 2006. November 3rd.

The authorities of Dimitrovgrad, Ulyanovsk Region, signed a cooperation agreement with the leadership of the local mosque "in order to revive the culture of Russia, the city of Dimitrovgrad and the Melekessky district, and organize the spiritual, moral and patriotic education of citizens." The document was signed by the head of the city Alexander Molochkov, the chairman of the Council of Deputies Nikolai Gorshenin, the head of the Melekessky district Vladimir Tigin, the imam-hatib of the

On October 30, 2006, the Bashkortostan prosecutor's office issued a resolution to partially dismiss the criminal case against the editor of the opposition Ufa newspaper Provincial News, Viktor Shmakov. Shmakov was acquitted of charges under Part 3 of Art. 212 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (calls for active disobedience to the legal demands of government officials and for mass riots) while maintaining the softer part 2 of Art.

On November 2, 2006, the prosecutor's office of Kurgan transferred to the city court a criminal case on the fact of inciting ethnic hatred (Part 1, Article 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). Defendant K. is, according to the investigation, the creator of the online resource "Kurgan skinheads" and the author of neo-Nazi inscriptions on the walls of the city's houses, which were discovered in January 2006 and became the reason for initiating the case.

State Duma deputy Alexander Krutov instructed the Duma Committee on Culture to request from Rosokhrankultura "information about the legality of the decisions of the Kaluga administration and the measures taken by the Ministry of Culture in connection with the threat to the monument - the Kaluga Krestovsky Monastery." According to the deputy, entrepreneurs started building up the territory of the monastery and demolishing buildings without permits.

On November 3, 2006, the leader of the Slavic Union Dmitry Demushkin was detained in Moscow. This was announced by the lawyer of the SS leader Dmitry Bakharev. According to right-wing radical sites, citing lawyer D. Demushkin, the detainee is in the "URB of Moscow" (probably referring to the UBOP). The reason for the detention is unknown. Based on materials from right-wing radical sites.

On November 1, 2006, preliminary hearings were held in the Sovetsky District Court of Chelyabinsk in the case of Alexander Nazarov, Ivan Gerasimov and Konstantin Ogoltsov, members of the NBP without Limonov party (right-wing radical wing). As a reminder, on October 12, 2006, the Judicial Collegium of the Chelyabinsk Regional Court overturned the earlier verdict against Alexander Nazarov and Ivan Gerasimov, who were found guilty of inciting ethnic hatred (Article 282 of the Criminal Code).

Rosokhrankultura is preparing materials on the destruction of an 18th-century glacier, which is part of the complex of the Iversky Monastery in Valdai, for submission to the prosecutor's office. In the course of restoration work, the general contracting organization ARS-Center Construction Company demolished this glacier. Sources Rosokhrankultura will appeal to the prosecutor's office in connection with the destruction of a unique glacier in the Iversky Monastery // Interfax-religion. 2006.

Ed. A. Verkhovsky This report continues a series of seasonal reports of the SOVA Center, which began in autumn 2004. As before, the materials that served as the basis for writing it are on the website of our center . We draw the readers' attention to the fact that we deliberately do not consider here the activities of radical Islamist groups (both in the North Caucasus and in other regions of Russia) and the criminal prosecution of Islamists.