who died during a skinhead attack On July 28, 2007, an anti-fascist picket was held in Samara in memory of Ilya Brodaenko, a participant in an ecological camp near Angarsk, . The action, organized by activists of the regional branch of the United Civil Front, took place at the monument to the victims of political repression.

We publish the text of the decision of the Moscow City Court on the prohibition of the National Bolshevik Party of April 19, 2007. The National Bolsheviks put forward a number of claims of a legal nature to this decision. SOLUTION IN THE NAME OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION 04/19/2007 Moscow City Court composed of: presiding Nazarova A.M., with the participation of prosecutors Semenova AND.The., Klykova Oh.The.

On July 29, 2007, in Moscow, employees of the line police department of the Kazan station, under the pretext of checking for the presence of extremist materials, seized 5 thousand copies of the newspaper “Workers' Democracy”, which were supposed to be sent to Tolyatti, to the Volzhsky Automobile Plant. The newspaper's employees were detained at the station before the train departed.

Here is a brief retelling of the essence of the cassation appeal filed by Eduard Limonov (Savenko) against the decision of the Moscow City Court of April 19, 2007 to ban the NBP, without any comments of our own: Warnings were sent to E. Limonov's registration address, where he does not live, and therefore he did not receive any warnings. All three warnings were handed to Limonov on March 22, i.e. one day after the prosecutor's office appealed to the court and filed a lawsuit to ban the NBP.

On June 14, 2007, the Altai Regional Court issued a decision to return to the prosecutor's office the criminal case on murders motivated by ethnic hatred in October-November 2006 in the city of Biysk of natives of Armenia and Azerbaijan. Three defendants are involved in the case (two were previously reported) - Maxim Potapov, born in 1985, Konstantin Tyrin and Ilya Khishchenko, born in 1988. All three have been charged under s. "a, f, h, l" part 2 of Art.