The Railway Court of the city of Samara made a decision in the case of desecration of the city cemetery in 2005. “During the trial, it was established that in August-September 2005, two young people and a minor girl at the city cemetery destroyed 11 tombstones and strangled a cat, which they then laid to one of the graves,” Gazeta.Ru quotes (with reference to Interfax) assistant prosecutor of the Zheleznodorozhny district Ksenia Melnikova. The court sentenced the young people under Art.

On the night of August 7-8, 2007 in Omsk on the street. Ordzhonikidze, a campaign of six young people, including one girl, attacked a resident of Omsk, 33-year-old native of Ukraine Nikolai Kharitonov, whose appearance seemed to them "Caucasian". The young people were equipped "in clothes reflecting their belonging to the nationalist informal movement" skinheads ", short-haired, in high-top boots like military ones, tied with bandana-type scarves. The victim died on the spot from his injuries.

At the end of July 2007, 48-year-old Muscovite Yakov Petruashvili was severely beaten by a group of skinheads in Moscow. The reason for the attack was the non-Slavic appearance of the attacker. After the victim lost consciousness from the blows, he was thrown into a communication well. Ya. Petruashvili was discovered only three days later - a passer-by heard his cries for help, called rescuers and an ambulance.

In July, Khayetjon Zhuraboev, a citizen of Uzbekistan, was expelled from Russia, who, according to the press service of the UFSB for the Perm Territory, was an emissary of one of the Islamic extremist organizations. According to the Interfax-religion portal, "having visited a number of Islamic states and having undergone appropriate theoretical training in one of the Muslim religious centers, Kh. Zhuraboev arrived in Russia as a missionary-preacher.

On August 3, 2007, the Sovetsky District Court of Orel invalidated the warnings issued in early June to Georgy Sarkisyan, coordinator of the Oryol branch of The Other Russia, and human rights activist Dmitry Krayukhin. Warnings were issued in connection with the involvement of NBP members in the picket and the use of NBP symbols. G. Sargsyan and D.

On July 5, 2007, the Judicial Collegium for Criminal Cases of the Stavropol Regional Court considered the cassation appeal of Imam Anton Stepanenko and Andrey Grudin against the verdict handed down on March 30 by the Pyatigorsk Regional Court. The defendants demanded that the sentence be overturned. At the same time, the regional court considered the complaint of the prosecutor's office, which, on the contrary, sought to toughen the sentence.

On August 7, 2007, the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation upheld the decision of the Moscow City Court of April 19, 2007 to ban the National Bolshevik Party as an extremist organization. The cassation appeal of Eduard Limonov was dismissed by the court. The leader of the NBP intends to appeal to the European Court of Human Rights. See also our comment published shortly before the Supreme Court session. Sources Satisfaction of the prosecutor's office // Kasparov.ru. 2007. August 7th.