On the night of June 4, 2007, in the center of Rostov-on-Don, 12 skinheads attacked informals sleeping in a "squat" (a partially evicted house to be demolished on the corner of Suvorov St. and Universitetsky Lane, in whose apartments the punks set up a rooming house for visitors informals). Skinheads burst into the "squat" and without explanation began to beat the awakened punks with chair legs. The skinheads also tried to attack one of the girls.

On June 8, 2007, a round table was held in Cheboksary to discuss anti-migrant hate speech. The round table was organized by the Center for the Development of Democracy and Human Rights, with the assistance of the Cheboksary Club of Civic Education (headed by Sergey Chekushkin). Arkady Leibovsky (CRHDHR) and Galina Kozhevnikova (SOVA Center) took part in the workshop as experts.

A number of patriotic organizations have set up an operational headquarters for public movements to defend the Fundamentals of Orthodox Culture.

On June 6, 2007, around midnight in Volgograd, two Chinese citizens Tian Min and Xiao, students of the Volgograd State Technical University, were beaten. The Chinese, returning to the hostel, were attacked by a group of young people (about 6 people) shouting “Heil Hitler”. The Chinese citizens were brutally beaten and stabbed several times in the back and stomach. Let us note that no attempt was made to take money or cell phones from the victims. The attackers fled the scene.

An advisory council has been set up in Stavropol on issues of "national-ethnic relations." This was reported in the press service of the administration of the regional center on June 8, 2007. The decision on the creation of the body was signed by the head of the city of Stavropol Dmitry Kuzmin. The Council was created to ensure the interaction of local authorities with representatives of national and cultural associations, the public and the Cossacks.

The Arkhangelsk Regional Prosecutor's Office opened an administrative case on the fact of the blasphemous use of Christian symbols in outdoor advertising of blinds. Recall that protests of believers were caused by posters depicting a half-naked woman with a cross on her chest. The prosecutor's office refers to Part 6 of Art. 5 of the Federal Law "On Advertising", according to which the use of obscene and offensive images in relation to religious symbols is not allowed.

In early June 2007, the head of the Ryazan branch of the United Civil Front (UCF), Sergei Agadzhanyan, was summoned to the Department for Combating Organized Crime. The head of the department, Vadim Kozhevnikov, told S. Agadzhanyan that the UHF is an extremist organization headed by one of the "most active extremists in the country" (meaning G. Kasparov). After that, S. Agadzhanyan was registered with the Organized Crime Control Department as an extremist.

On June 6, 2007, the Prosecutor's Office of the Stavropol Territory opened a criminal case under paragraph "c" of Part 2 of Art. 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ("incitement of national hatred or enmity committed by an organized group") in relation to the head of the regional branch of the Russian National Union (RONS) Alexander Chernovolov. The investigation established that A.

website The IslamNews reported numerous complaints from Muslims about the TV commercial for the bioadditive Talgat Ali+ being played on Ekho Moskvy. The advertisement mentions the prophet Muhammad, who allegedly gave his son-in-law Ali a miraculous root to restore the reproductive functions of the body. Supplement manufacturers claim to have learned the secret of this miraculous root, brought from Malaysia. Believers found the video offensive.

The youth movement "Georgiyevtsy" announced the start on June 12 of an indefinite action to "clean up" Ilyinsky Square in Moscow from gays. The motto of the action is "On the day of Russia, let's stand up for her!" "Gatherings in Ilyinsky Square of sexual minorities offend the religious and moral feelings of many residents of Moscow and its guests who come to honor the memory of the fallen heroes at the chapel.

On July 4, 2007, the Moscow City Duma adopted amendments to the Moscow Election Code in the last reading. The bill was introduced by United Russia deputy Tatyana Portnova. The first reading took place on June 6, 2007.

On June 8, 2007, the chairman of the Russian Constitutional Court, Valery Zorkin, announced the need to toughen criminal liability for "inciting racial and national hatred." This task, according to V. Zorkin, "requires both the improvement of legislation and efforts in practice . " He stressed that the system of legal liability for crimes aimed at inciting ethnic hatred should be worked out. The Chairman of the Constitutional Court said that in Russia, under Art.

On June 7, 2007, the prosecutor's office issued a warning to the leader of the St. Petersburg branch of the United Civil Front, Olga Kurnosova, who is one of the organizers of the "March of Dissent" scheduled for June 9. The warning contains the wording "do not spoil the lawns and do not incite ideological discord . " In addition to O. Kurnosova, Maxim Reznik and Andrey Dmitriev, who were not the organizers of the action, received the same warnings.