In January, the founding conference of the charitable foundation "Russia without Lenin" took place in St. Petersburg. About a hundred representatives of Protestant associations from Russia and the CIS countries became participants in the conference.

In early January 2007, in Murmansk, inscriptions of anti-Semitic content were found on the walls of the office of the Jewish charitable center "Shine of Hesed". Arriving at the center, the staff found on the wall of the building the inscription "Holocaust-2007" with a fascist swastika instead of the first letter. Employees of the center called the police from the Leninsky District Department of Internal Affairs, the inscription was photographed. Checking in progress.

On January 11, 2006, Russian President Vladimir Putin, at a meeting of the Council for Promoting the Development of Civil Society Institutions and Human Rights, stated that manifestations of nationalism, xenophobia, religious and racial intolerance not only grossly violate the rights of Russian and foreign citizens, but also pose a serious threat to stability and security of the country as a whole. V.

from a native of Azerbaijan who was injured during an attack in Balakhna, and SMS messages with death threats and the signature "skinheads" were sent to all contacts recorded in it. On January 6, 2007, in the Nizhny Novgorod region , skinheads confiscated a mobile phone Fearing for the lives of their children, the natives of Azerbaijan stopped letting them go to school.

On December 24, 2006, the Center for Interethnic Cooperation and the Youth Association of the Moscow Branch of the Union of Armenians of Russia held an Interethnic Friendship Evening in the Moscow youth club "NEO". The evening was attended by representatives of the Armenian, Georgian, German, Jewish, Tajik, Tatar and other Moscow youth organizations, students from Moscow State University, MGIMO, the Higher School of Economics, the Academy. Plekhanov, MIGAIK, etc.

The European Court of Human Rights satisfied the complaint of the Chelyabinsk Jehovah's Witnesses. In 2000, representatives of the authorities and the police disrupted their worship. After that, the lease agreement for the premises for worship was illegally terminated. The prosecutor's office refused to open a criminal case against the authorities. During the trial, Jehovah's Witnesses were repeatedly called a "totalitarian sect".

On December 21-23, 2006 in the city of Chapaevsk in the House of Children's Creativity a seminar-training "Tolerance is an integral part of civil society" was held. The seminar was held within the framework of the program "Different, but not alien - peace through culture".