On May 23, 2007, the State Duma adopted in the first reading the draft law "On Amendments to the Federal Law "On the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation".

On May 26, 2007, on the eve of the banned gay parade in Moscow, an anti-fascist picket was held in Novopushkinsky Square for freedom of assembly, against homophobia and all forms of discrimination under the slogan "The world is colored, not brown!" .

Although the Moscow government banned the gay pride parade on Myasnitskaya Street, it did not respond to statements about holding actions in defense of sexual minorities in three other districts of the capital. Therefore, on May 27, activists of the gay movement tried to organize a picket in front of the city hall on Tverskaya Street.

On May 26, 2007, on the eve of the gay parade planned by the LGBT movement activists , 2 right-wing radical rallies were held in Moscow, unlike the gay parade - sanctioned by the authorities. About 300 activists of the National Socialist Society (NSO) and the Party for the Defense of the Russian Constitution "Rus" , having unfurled the flags of the NSO, gathered at 15:00. at the main entrance to the VVC.

Late in the evening on May 24, 2007, in the Industrial District of Stavropol, near the Midas gaming club on Yunosti Avenue, a massive wall-to-wall fight took place between natives of Chechnya and local residents, in which, according to various sources, from 100 to 400 people took part. The parties used rebar scraps, metal pipes and paving slabs. According to eyewitnesses, representatives of the "Caucasian" side during the clash shouted "Allah Akbar!" .

The next, fourth, edition of the collection published by the Russian Association of Researchers of Religion (ROIR), "Freedom of Conscience in Russia: Historical and Modern Aspects" (M., 2007. 456 p.), has been published. As noted on the ROIR website , the collection "contains articles in the following sections: 1.

May 27, 2007 at the building of the Moscow City Hall on the street. A Tver group of neo-Nazis and representatives of the Orthodox community took part in the dispersal of an unauthorized "gay parade". In front of the police, they threw eggs and beat the participants of the event who had gathered near the monument to Yu. Dolgoruky, shouting homophobic slogans.

In the city of Pechora (Komi Republic), a sentence was passed under Part 1 of Art. 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (incitement of national hatred) to 19-year-old resident of the city Dmitry Belousov. The Pechora City Court found D. Belousov guilty of "out of personal convictions and nationalist ideas based on a hostile attitude towards people of Caucasian nationality, he deliberately executed an extremist inscription on the wall of house No.

The prosecutor of the Western Administrative District of Krasnodar, V. Golota, sent a warning to the regional branch of the Yabloko party in the Krasnodar Territory “about the inadmissibility of carrying out extremist activities” and the need to “eliminate the violation” within two months. The reason was the distribution by Yabloko of books by political scientist and publicist, member of the party bureau Andrei Piontkovsky.

State Duma deputy from United Russia Pavel Voronin sent a statement to the Prosecutor General's Office in connection with the placement of symbols of the National Bolshevik Party on the Kasparov.ru website. We are talking about messages about the "March of Dissent" in Samara, accompanied by photographs. One of the photos was taken during a similar action held in St. Petersburg. It really was depicted the flag of the NBP.

On May 26, a rally of the Orthodox community took place on Slavyanskaya Square in Moscow in support of the "Fundamentals of Orthodox Culture" and "traditional values." in it, according to the Interfax-religion About 300 people took part portal. The action was organized by the People's Union Party, the Union of Orthodox Citizens, the Union of Orthodox Banner Bearers.

On the night of May 25, at the Kuntsevo cemetery in Moscow, vandals destroyed 79 graves: tombstones were broken or turned over, crosses were stuck upside down in the ground. Employees of the State Unitary Enterprise "Ritual" began to patrol the cemeteries of the capital around the clock, and as a result, on the night of May 27, the criminals were caught red-handed.