Mikhail Kapeko, senior assistant to the prosecutor of the Tyumen region, told an Interfax-Ural correspondent that the activity of the Hizb ut-Tahrir cell had been suppressed in the region. According to him, two leaders of the group have been arrested, one of its members is under house arrest, and four more have not yet been charged. A criminal case was opened under Parts 1 and 2 of Art. 282-2 ("Organization of the activities of an extremist organization"). The regional FSB is investigating.

The Vechernyaya Kazan newspaper reports on a conflict between the Muslim community in Leninogorsk and local authorities over a newly built mosque. “For several months now,” the newspaper writes, “the Muslims of Leninogorsk, as well as the public council of imams of all Tatarstan, have been writing letters to the president, prime minister of the Republic of Tatarstan, deputies and prosecutors with a request to resolve the protracted conflict between the state and religion in a single city.

On November 16, 2006, the Novosibirsk Sovetsky District Court returned to the prosecutor's office for additional investigation the criminal case against Taras Zelenyak, accused of inciting ethnic hatred via the Internet. The case was returned for additional investigation at the request of T. Zelenyak's lawyer Vladimir Melnikov, who insists on specifying the charges and stopping the criminal prosecution of his client.

In the village of Prikumsky, Chernozemelsky district of Kalmykia, unknown vandals desecrated a local mosque. Magomed Magomedov, a representative of the Dagestan peoples living in the republic, told the Interfax-South agency that "Muslims who arrived at dawn found a large number of cobblestones, broken glass and a pig's head with the seal of a trade organization in the mosque." M. Magomedov noted that this incident was not preceded by an inter-religious or inter-ethnic conflict.

In Syktyvkar (Komi Republic), after a three-month break, the trial against the leader of the Union of National Revival (SNV) Yuri Ekishev resumed, which began in June 2006. At the court session, the results of an examination of printed materials (the texts of articles published in the Zyryanskaya Zhizn newspaper, which was subsequently closed), were announced, on the basis of which Yu. Ekishev was charged under Art. 282 (inciting national, racial, religious hatred or enmity) and Art.

reports with reference to the Orthodox magazine "Vertograd" As Portal-Credo.ru , a special commission of the Territorial Administration of the Federal Property Management Agency for the Vladimir Region is to check "the compliance of the technical condition of the federally owned churches of the ROAC with the requirements of the current legislation and security agreements." The commission was supposed to begin work on November 16.

At the beginning of November 2006, in Nizhny Novgorod, unknown people painted a monument to Lenin with swastikas near the administration of the Leninsky district of the city. On the pedestal of the monument, FSB officers (when examining it on the eve of National Unity Day) found four fascist swastikas, the inscription "Russia to Russians" and other nationalist symbols. Sources Gromova O. The monument to Lenin in Nizhny Novgorod was painted with a swastika // New region (Nizhny Novgorod). 2006.

About twenty graves were destroyed in Kursk at the cemetery near 5th Streletskaya Street. As told the Komsomolskaya Pravda-Voronezh Valentina Novikova, head of the juvenile affairs department, newspaper, the crime was committed by two schoolgirls aged 13 and 14. They uprooted the first 16 monuments from the ground on October 26 on the way to the river. And in early November, one of them, in front of her friends, already single-handedly destroyed several more graves.

On November 11, 2006, 15-year-old native of Armenia Narek Kocharyan was killed in the city of Ivanteevka near Moscow. The teenager was found late in the evening near the Ivanteevka platform with numerous stab wounds to the back and taken to the hospital, where he died. N. Kocharyan lived in the Moscow region and studied at hairdressing courses. On the evening of the murder, he went for a walk with his friends.

On November 15, 2006, the Komi Human Rights Commission (CPC) "Memorial" issued a statement about "multiple violations of the law" by police and prosecutors in the course of suppressing the actions of representatives of the "Union of National Revival" during the Russian March on November 4 in Syktyvkar.

Governor of the Tula Region Vyacheslav Dudka and Archbishop of Tula and Belevsky Alexy (Kutepov) signed an agreement of intent. The subject of the agreement is cooperation between the regional administration and the diocese in the field of spiritual and moral education of students.

A number of Orthodox patriotic organizations announced on November 16 at a press conference in Moscow that they had begun collecting signatures in support of replacing the red star crowning the Kremlin's Spasskaya Tower with a double-headed eagle. portal. , quotes the Interfax-Religion "We ask for the restoration of historical justice, respect for the religious feelings of the believing Orthodox majority - the return of the double-headed eagle to the Spassky Tower.

We publish the decisions of the seminar "Incitement of hatred and enmity: legal methods of counteraction and problems of law enforcement" , organized by the Council under the President of the Russian Federation to promote the development of civil society institutions and human rights and the Information and Analytical Center "SOVA". The seminar took place on October 26, 2006 in Moscow.

The Federal Security Service refused to open a criminal case against the Nazi website, which publicly published a list of well-known journalists, human rights activists and public figures with their contact numbers and photographs, and also contained direct calls for political assassinations. On November 15, 2006, Svetlana Gannushkina, chairman of the Civic Assistance Committee, received a decision from the FSB refusing to open a criminal case.

In November, after a break, the trial of the attack on the Minister of Culture of Kabardino-Balkaria, Zaur Tutov, was resumed. The prosecutor asks to sentence the three defendants in this case to terms of imprisonment from two to four years to be served in a colony-settlement. The prosecutor's opinion was announced on November 16 at the next court session on the case. Sources Those who attacked the Minister of Culture of Kabardino-Balkaria can be sentenced to two to four years // Caucasian knot.