On August 13, 2007, the court of Raduzhny, Sudogorsky District, Vladimir Region, delivered a guilty verdict in a case of xenophobically motivated vandalism. The court found the accused, who at the time of the crime (December 2006) was 17 years old, guilty of having painted nationalist (anti-Caucasian) and anti-Muslim slogans, as well as painting with swastikas the central column of the facade and the emergency entrance door of the gymnasium of secondary school No.

The head of the Missionary Department of the Irkutsk Diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church, Archpriest Vyacheslav Pushkarev, calls for a boycott of food and Cahors producers who use images of Orthodox shrines to decorate their products. "You look at a bottle of wine - and on the label is St. Nicholas, the holy apostles at the Last Supper, the Queen of Heaven with the Christ Child, and here is the Lord himself.

On August 14, 2007, the Leninsky District Court of Krasnodar upheld the warning about the inadmissibility of carrying out extremist activities issued by the prosecutor's office of the city's Western District to the regional branch of the Yabloko party. A warning was issued for distributing books by Andrey Piontkovsky. In June, the same court ruled the warning illegal, seeing no signs of extremism in the activities of the regional Yabloko.

The Church of the Great Martyr Nikita in Kashira, recognized as an architectural monument of the 19th century, but then privatized by the owners of a hosiery factory, can be sold on account of the debt of a bankrupt enterprise. Now the fate of the temple must be decided by the Moscow Regional Arbitration Court.