The Committee on Economics of the Lipetsk Regional Duma considers it necessary to allocate 14.5 million rubles from the regional budget within the framework of the "Development of Civil Society" program for the restoration and maintenance of the safety of religious objects, the Blagovest-info agency reports . At the same time, "the main recipients of subsidies will be the largest monasteries of the diocese: Christmas-Bogoroditsky, St.

On August 20, 2007, in Nizhny Novgorod, police detained distributors of the newspaper Trudodni (an outlet of The Other Russia). Operatives of Center T (a division of the Ministry of Internal Affairs specializing in terrorism and political extremism) confiscated ten copies of the newspaper from Other Russia activists Vladislav Kuzmin, Pavel Dorokhov and Timofey Beloborodov under the pretext that it could be "extremist".

On August 22, 2007, the Department of Internal Affairs of the Tomsk Region published a list of extremists, including six people, among whom are activists from the UCF and AKM. The list includes Evgeny Kustov, Maxim Ryashentsev, Eduard Starikov, Anton Sharygov, Iskander Akhmedov and Pavel Mamaev. According to Ivan Tyutrin, chairman of the Tomsk branch of the UHF, the policemen were instructed to establish the addresses of these people.

On August 23, another statement from this organization regarding the teaching of the fundamentals of religious knowledge in secondary schools was published on the official website of the Council of Muftis of Russia . “Unfortunately,” the document notes, “from time to time, destructive ideas that are dangerous for peace and harmony in society are imposed on the public consciousness.

The parishioners of the Church of St. Nicholas in the third city hospital of Khabarovsk are concerned about the prospect of closing their church by the new owner of the building. Believers have already organized round-the-clock duty and are collecting signatures under a petition addressed to Patriarch Alexy II. At the same time, they are preparing a statement to the prosecutor's office with a request to check the legality of the transaction for the sale of the building in the spring of 2006.

On August 23, the public prosecutor of the northern district of Moscow sent an application to the Timiryazevsky court of the capital for the recognition of 20 books as extremist. Among these books is the work of Henry Ford "International Jewry". This became known on November 12, 2007 from a report by the Moscow prosecutor's office about a surge in nationalist attacks in the city. Sources Kormachmarek N. Uniracial invitation.