On April 28, 2007, the Kaliningradskaya Pravda newspaper published an advertisement in its issue about a meeting of sailors-veterans of the expeditionary fishing department of the Kaliningrad Region (UEL) against the background of German naval caps with a fascist eagle over cockades.

Gao Chunman, a 70-year-old Falun Gong practitioner from St. Petersburg, once again applied to the Federal Migration Service (FMS) for political asylum in Russia. He motivates the request with poor health and the presence of a Russian wife. Earlier, the FMS refused to grant him political asylum. Gao Chunman tried to appeal this decision in court, but to no avail: on April 24, the St.

On April 6, 2007, in Syktyvkar, the court delivered a sentence under Part 1 of Art. 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ("incitement of national hatred") against a local resident, a member of the Union of National Revival (SNV), Dmitry Glukhov, and sentenced him to 180 hours of compulsory work.

On April 30, 2007, the Buzuluk inter-district prosecutor's office of the Orenburg region opened a criminal case against Mikhail Yefremov, the editor-in-chief of the newspaper For Faith, Tsar and Fatherland.

On April 25, in Novokuznetsk, a protest action was held in front of the Drama Theater against the performance of Boris Moiseyev. The picket was organized by parishioners of Orthodox churches. "Despite the small number of protesters, the artist's performance was delayed for five hours and began only at midnight," the website of the Kemerovo diocese reports . Sources Late night drama with infamous singer // Website of the Kemerovo diocese. 2007. April 27.

On May 1, 2007, May Day rallies and marches took place in Russia. In Moscow and St. Petersburg, the nationalists held their actions. In Moscow , at VDNKh, nationalists marched from Cosmonauts Alley to the Ostankino television center, chanting the slogans "Peace! Labor! May Day! Guest workers leave!", "Kondopoga!", "Russians no longer need a colorful country!", "Down with immigrants, higher wages! ", "Come on, come on, uh ... from here", "Zigu-zagu" and "Kondopoga" .

On April 17, 2007, the Supreme Court considered the cassation appeal against the sentence of teenagers Oleg Goncharov, born in 1991. and Vitaly Parygin, born in 1990 in the case of the murder of the homeless motivated by ethnic hatred. The verdict was upheld by the Supreme Court. It should be reminded that in November 2006 the Regional Court of the Jewish Autonomous Region issued a verdict in the case. Teenagers were convicted under paragraphs.

In April 2007, the 12th issue of the Bulletin of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in Russia "Shelter" was published, in which an article by Galina Kozhevnikova "Xenophobia and Intolerance in the Media on the Example of the Anti-Georgian Campaign" was published, based on materials the last stage of hate speech monitoring, conducted in September-December 2006.

On May 1, 2007, a Chinese citizen Liu Yang, a fifth-year student of the Moscow Road Institute, was beaten up by unidentified persons in the north of Moscow in Kochnovsky Proyezd. A Chinese citizen was hospitalized with a closed craniocerebral injury, as well as a concussion and a bruised wound on the temporal part of the head in the 81st city hospital. On this day, a nationalist action was taking place in Moscow . Student from China beaten up in Moscow // Interfax. 2007. May 1.

The interdistrict Buzuluk prosecutor's office of the Orenburg region opened a criminal case against Mikhail Efremov, editor-in-chief of the Orthodox newspaper For Faith, Tsar and Fatherland. He is accused of inciting hatred based on nationality. The prosecutor's office saw calls for inciting ethnic and religious hatred in an article published in the newspaper, "Who is prevented by nationalism?". The Buzuluk inter-district prosecutor's office noted that M.

On the night of May 1, 2007, a 26-year-old student from Zimbabwe, William Zambiipiri, was beaten up at the Frunzenskaya metro station in St. Petersburg. The victim was diagnosed with a closed craniocerebral injury, concussion and facial bruises. He was hospitalized in the Mariinsky hospital. Sources Two foreigners suffered again in St. Petersburg // dp.ru. 2007. May 2. Another attack on foreigners in St.

On April 15, 2007, Oleg Pashchenko, a well-known anti-Semite in the city, was elected as a deputy to the Legislative Assembly of the Krasnoyarsk Territory from the Just Russia party. O. Pashchenko lost the elections in majoritarian districts and did not pass through the party lists. Nevertheless, O. Pashchenko became a deputy instead of Valery Zubov, a deputy from the Just Russia party, who refused his seat. Recall that the local Jewish community tried to hold O.

On April 25, 2007, a native of Tajikistan, born in 1986, was killed in Vladivostok. The body of the deceased with several stab wounds in the chest area was found near the building of the Palace of Pioneers in Pokrovsky Park. Cuts were also visible on the hands, probably the victim fought off the attackers. Sources In the center of Vladivostok found the body of a man with a knife wound // News of Vladivostok. 2007. April 25.

The representative of the Synodal Department for Cooperation with the Armed Forces and Law Enforcement Institutions, Priest Alexander Dobrodeev, during a conference dedicated to Dr. Haaz, cited data on the number of religious communities in the penitentiary institutions. "To date, 1,100 religious communities of various denominations have been created in correctional institutions, in which there are more than 70,000 convict believers," the priest said.

At the end of April, 16 tombstones were destroyed at the Muslim cemetery of Kurgan. Broken and damaged tombstones were discovered during the inspection of the cemetery by police officers. The day before, two women, whose relatives are buried in this cemetery, turned to the police. They reported that a stainless steel monument was stolen from one of the graves, and another tombstone was damaged. According to these facts, two criminal cases were initiated - under Art.