On December 25, 2006, in the village of Karakol, Ongudai District, Republic of Altai, a search was carried out in the premises of the newly created newspaper "Amadu Altai" and in the homes of three members of the so-called Karakol group ("a group of residents of the Karakol valley who profess a local variety of Altai paganism").

The information-analytical agency Marketing and Consulting has published a letter from the prisoners of the UShch-349/13 colony in Nizhny Tagil, citing the Chechen Society newspaper. The letter was handed over illegally. Its authors, Chechens and Ingush, declare that they are being persecuted by the administration of the colony. We are talking about persecution based on both nationality and religion.

On February 6, 2007, in Kondopoga, during the trial of a fight in the Chaika restaurant, the defendants demanded that the victim be prosecuted. Defendants Sergei Mozgalev and Yuri Pliev filed an application with the Kondopoga Magistrate's Court to prosecute Ramil Huseynov, who was injured during a fight in the Chaika restaurant on August 30, 2007. According to lawyer N.

In January, IA REGNUM , citing the Altai weekly Listok, reported that on December 25, 2006, in the village of Karakol, Ongudaysky district of the Altai Republic, a search was carried out in the premises of the newly created newspaper Amadu Altai and in the homes of three members of the so-called Karakol group ( "a group of residents of the Karakol valley, professing a local variety of Altai paganism," the agency explains).

On February 4, 2007, in St. Petersburg, near the closed vestibule of the metro station "Vladimirskaya", an explosion occurred in a flower stall. The power of the explosion was 50 g of TNT. Representatives of the Ministry of Emergency Situations adhere to the everyday version of what happened and believe that the heater exploded.

Unidentified people painted the facade of the building occupied by the Jewish community of the city of Volzhsky (Volgograd region) with signs of fascist symbols, Interfax-religion reports with reference to the FEOR. The believers appealed to the administration of the city district with a request to "destroy the images and continue to protect the community from such anti-Semitic antics." as the head of the community, Harry Tarlovsky, recalled .

On February 6, 2007, the Novosibirsk Regional Court sent Mikhail Rodoshkevich, the leader of the Novosibirsk group of skinheads "White Brotherhood", for additional psychological and psychiatric examination. Thus, the court granted the petition of the defendant's lawyer, who insisted on a new examination in a hospital. The hearings have been adjourned. This is not the first such examination, to which Rodoshkevich is sent.

On February 6, 2007, unidentified persons painted the facade of a building occupied by the Jewish community in the city of Volzhsky (Volgograd Region) with signs of fascist symbols. In connection with this incident, the leadership of the community appealed to the administration of the city district with a request to " "destroy the images and continue to protect the community from such anti-Semitic antics .

On February 5, 2007, the Orekhovo-Zuevskaya city prosecutor's office of the Moscow region charged the defendants in the case of an attack on a citizen of Georgia and a native of Abkhazia. On January 21 and 24, 2007, four unemployed residents of the Vladimir Region, aged 22 to 25, were detained on suspicion of committing a crime. Two of them had previous convictions for robbery and rape. All participants in the attack were charged under Part 4 of Art.

The issue of reporting forms introduced by the new Russian law on NGOs, which caused protest from a number of religious organizations, was considered on February 2 at a meeting in the Presidential Administration, the website of the Council of Muftis of Russia reports .

In December 2006, before the New Year holidays in Gorno-Altaisk, Orthodox believers held, with the blessing of the priest of the Barnaul and Altai diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church, Fr. Georgy Balakin prayerful standing next to the night club "Galaktika".

Portal-Credo.ru published some results of the sociological survey "Freedom of Conscience in Modern Russia" conducted by the Institute for Freedom of Conscience in cooperation with the Faculty of Law of the Moscow City Pedagogical University among teachers of Moscow schools in the autumn of 2006 (110 teachers from three schools took part in the survey).