On May 5, 2007, in Vladivostok, about 30 skinheads attacked a group of informal youth, including skaters, anti-fascists, and others. The attack took place at the monument to Admiral Makarov, where informals traditionally gather. According to our source, everyone was beaten, even younger teenagers and girls. The exact number of victims is unknown. As a result of the fight, one 16-year-old anti-fascist was seriously injured.

We are publishing the text of the opinion of the Public Chamber on the bill prohibiting mention of the ethnicity of participants in criminal episodes, submitted by the Moscow City Duma to the State Duma of Russia in March 2007. The text of the document was provided by ANO "YURIKS". See also the opinion on the bill written by A. Soboleva . **Conclusion of the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation for draft federal law No.

On May 9, 2007, in Samara and the Samara region, 6 people were detained for posting leaflets with nationalistic content. Not to be confused with the detention of activists involved in the preparation of the Samara "March of Dissent", detained on the same day. In the village of Upravlenchesky, Krasnoglinsky district of Samara, a 20-year-old local resident and a 17-year-old resident of the village were detained. Volzhsky, from whom 10 leaflets with Nazi symbols were confiscated.

On May 7, 2007, information was posted on the right-wing Internet that, as part of the celebration of Victory Day, national patriots were going to organize the laying of flowers at the memorial plaque to the White Guard generals, installed several years ago near the Church of All Saints on Sokol (in particular, the information was posted by assistant Deputy Kuryanovich Evgeniy Valyaev).

At the conference “Spiritual and moral education of children and youth in the family, school and out-of-school environment” held in Ulyanovsk, the head of the city education department Lyudmila Solomenko stated that from September 1, 2007, in all schools in the city, the curriculum - as a school component - will include The subject "Fundamentals of Orthodox Culture" is included.

in the case of members of the Novosibirsk skinhead group on cassation On May 3, 2007, the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation annulled the guilty verdict . The case was returned to the Novosibirsk Regional Court for reconsideration, which should be received within a month. The grounds for the cancellation of the sentence are not yet known.

On May 9, right-wing radical organizations held a procession officially timed to coincide with Victory Day. As in the case of the "Russian March" on November 4, 2006 , the "People's Union" of Sergei Baburin acted as the official organizer of the procession.

On May 8, a jury in Nizhny Tagil issued a verdict in the case of the murder on the night of March 7, 2007 of Orthodox priest Oleg Stupichkin. reports with reference to the press service of the Sverdlovsk Regional Court As Interfax-Religion , both defendants, Sergei Davlyatchin and Roman Sukhachev, were found guilty. Recall that they were charged under Art. 105 ("Murder") and 162 ("Robbery") of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. In addition, R. Sukhachev was charged under Art.

Balzhan Abueva, the mother of Arman Abuev, born in 1981, who was arrested along with Renat Dosmukhambetov and other Muslims in December 2006 in Astrakhan on suspicion of plotting a terrorist attack, appealed to the Muslim community and human rights activists for support. As she told an Islam.ru correspondent , her son is still kept in a pre-trial detention center, and he is denied visits from relatives and packages.

On May 9, 2007, 11 activists of the opposition coalition "Other Russia" were detained in Samara and Tolyatti. They are accused of distributing leaflets urging them to come to the "March of Dissent" on May 18. (Not to be confused with the distributors of nationalist leaflets, who were detained on the same day in Tolyatti and the village of Upravlenchesky).

Russian human rights activists appealed to the Chairman of the Presidential Council for Promoting the Development of Civil Society Institutions and Human Rights Ella Pamfilova and the Russian Ombudsman Vladimir Lukin with a request to “express their attitude to the constant demands to punish the organizers and participants of art exhibitions, which for various reasons are considered unacceptable from a religious point of view vision".