On November 22, 2006, a political debate between DPNI leader Alexander Potkin (Belov) and State Duma deputy Vladimir Ryzhkov took place at the Bilingua club. On November 23, the Lenta.Ru portal published a report by Vlad Tupikin about this event, in which the author noted a number of fundamental points related to the discussion about the possibility of dialogue with ethnonationalists, on the one hand, and about choosing a partner for this dialogue, on the other. V.

On November 24, 2006, the head of an organized group that was distributing anti-Semitic leaflets was arrested in Cherepovets. The Cherepovets prosecutor's office opened a criminal case under Art. 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. Members of the Vedic community distributed leaflets in the city called "Yudo-Bor". As a result of the searches, leaflets, extremist literature, video recordings and office equipment were seized.

November 22, 2006 in Krasnodar a round table "Adequate methods of combating xenophobia. Safety of foreign students in Krasnodar" was held. The organizer was the regional public organization Youth Group for Tolerance "ETnIKA". Lev Levinson, expert of the Institute of Human Rights (Moscow), made a keynote speech, Lyubov Penyugalova, coordinator of the project "Protection of the rights of foreign students" (Krasnodar), made a co-report.

On November 24, 2006, the prosecutor's office combined the case of the explosion at the Cherkizovsky market in Moscow and the murder of Vahan Abrahamyants in the metro into one proceeding. Lawyer Simon Tsaturyan, representing the interests of the Abrahamyants family, said that the cases were combined due to the fact that they involved the same suspects. Let us recall that the link between the two crimes is Nikita Senyukov, the son of a former FSB officer, detained on charges of murder of V.

The administration of the Lipetsk region allocated 65 million rubles for the reconstruction of the building of the diocesan administration. The diocesan administration occupies the building of the former Zarya cinema, the facade of which, in accordance with the requirements of the State Inspectorate for the Protection of Monuments, was preserved, but extensions were made to it. Now the building is shaped like a cross.

An initiative group of Orthodox citizens appealed to the Magistrate's Court of the Central District of Chelyabinsk with a statement to bring Anatoly Kashpirovsky to administrative responsibility. The psychotherapist is accused of violating article 6.2. Code of Administrative Offenses ("Illegal practice of traditional medicine").

On November 23, the Carnegie Moscow Center hosted a seminar on Traditional Religions, Sovereign Democracy, and Russian Civilization as part of the Religion, Society, and Security program. Sergei Filatov, senior researcher at the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences, head of the Encyclopedia of Modern Religious Life in Russia project, made a presentation.

In November 2006, it became known that on September 23, 2006, the prosecutor's office of the Leninsky district of Makhachkala sent a criminal case under Part 1 of Art. 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation in relation to Andrey Boykov. The case was initiated on July 27, 2004. A. Boikov was brought in as a defendant on September 13, 2006, he had previously been involved in the case as a witness.

On November 22, 2006, at a press conference of representatives of the Ryazan School of Human Rights, a new action was announced, which on November 25 will be launched by public activists of the city against hate speech in the press of the region. The head of the Ryazan School of Human Rights, Sofia Ivanova, spoke about the problems associated with hate speech and the results of previous monitoring and actions. Ryazan has been participating in the project since its very first stage - since 2001.

On November 9, 2006, the Moscow Regional Court sentenced seven residents of the village of Mamonovo in the Odintsovo district of the Moscow region (aged 17 to 26) in the case of the murder of Samvel Tadevosyan, a native of Armenia, in an electric train near Moscow. Maxim Osipov (b. 1983), who was found guilty of robbery, robbery and causing harm to health of moderate severity, committed by a group of persons by prior conspiracy, motivated by national hatred, received the longest sentence ; art.

On the night of November 22, 2006 in the city of Khimki (Moscow region) unknown people killed the homeless. In the city center on Mayakovsky Street, the bodies of five murdered men were found, without a fixed place of residence. Another woman with a head injury was hospitalized. According to the expert's conclusion, death was caused by a blow with a hard blunt object (presumably beaten with a sapper shovel).

In November, discussions and seminars were held in several cities of Russia within the framework of the project "Hate Speech in the Russian Media: Monitoring and Public Action". November 9, 2006 with the assistance of the Rostov organization "Young Europe" discussion was held in Rostov-on-Don .

On November 22, 2006, it was announced that at the congress of the Union of Orthodox Brotherhoods (SPBKhV) held on that day in Moscow, two co-chairmen of the Union of the Russian People (SRN) were elected. They were expelled from the LDPR, deputy Nikolai Kuryanovich, and Leonid Simonovich (Niksic), leader of the Union of Orthodox Banner Bearers (SPKh).