In the Belgorod region, the Shebekinsky District Court convicted a minor local resident of destroying graves and setting fire to church gates.

On August 15, 2007, the Moscow City Court rejected the cassation appeal of the lawyers of three Moscow neo-Nazis who were found guilty of participating in the attack on anti-fascists Alexander Ryukhin and Yegor Tomsky (let us recall that A. Ryukhin died, and E. Tomsky was injured on April 16, 2006 ).

The reading of sermons in Orthodox churches on the topic of observing the rules of the road has long been widespread in Russia. Barnaul took the next step. According to the Interfax-religion portal, on August 16, in the city center, on October Square, not only the traffic police inspector, but also the priest of the Barnaul and Altai diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church spoke with drivers and pedestrians convicted of violating the rules.

On August 15, 2007, Oleg Panfilov, head of the regional branch of the Russian National Unity, and his deputy, Boris Parshin, were convicted in Ryazan. They were found guilty of inciting ethnic hatred by an organized group (clause "c" part 2 of article 282). The prosecutor's office demanded a one-year suspended sentence for the accused.

On August 16, an agreement on cooperation was signed between the Main Department of Internal Affairs for the Kemerovo Region and the local diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church.

the Yoshkar-Ola City Court on August 8, 2007 as extremist literature (we also recall that in On August 13, the European Court of Human Rights received a preliminary complaint from representatives of the Mari priest Vitaly Tanakov, whose brochure "Onaen oil" ("The Priest Speaks") was recognized by December 2006 V. Tanakov was sentenced to 120 hours of compulsory labor for writing and distributing the brochure).

Activists of Nashi's Orthodox Corps, whose creation was announced on June 1, 2007, held their first public action on August 15 in Yekaterinburg.