On September 4, the Federal Security Service for Bashkortostan completed the investigation into the case of the imam of the Falyak mosque in Ufa, Said Baiburin, who was detained by the police in May 2007. As the lawyer for the imam, Svetlana Avdzhaeva, told Islam.Ru , her client is now charged only under Part 1 of Art. 280 (“Public calls for extremist activity”) of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation.

In the village of Gribanovsky, Voronezh Region, on September 1, the son of the pastor of the local Protestant Church "Commonwealth of Christ" - the community belongs to the direction that broke away from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons) - Alexei Perov, who came to the first grade, was beaten by his peers.

Ataman of the All-Great Don Army Viktor Vodolatsky signed an order to include the Law of God in the number of subjects required for study in cadet corps and Cossack vocational schools in the Rostov region. As Patriarchia.ru reports with reference to the Rostov State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company, “in many Cossack educational institutions, students have long been introduced to the history and culture of Orthodoxy, but these lessons were optional.

Since September 1, 2007, the teaching of "Fundamentals of Orthodox Culture" and "Fundamentals of Traditional Religions" has been started on an optional basis in fifty-five secondary schools in the Samara region. This was reported to "Interfax" acting. Minister of Education and Science of the region Valery Putko. According to him, teaching is conducted so far only within the framework of an agreement with the Samara diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church.

On September 4, 2007, "Svobodnaya Gazeta", a city newspaper published in Balakovo, Saratov Region, published a very noteworthy note in terms of the level of hate speech "If you live in Russia - know the language!". This material is worthy of citation almost entirely. The author of the note, T. Bobalova, demonstrates an extremely high level of general ethnic xenophobia directed at "migrants" (which, we note once again, are understood exclusively as non-Slavs).

On September 1, 2007, in the village of Gribanovsky, Voronezh Region, 7-year-old David Perov, the son of the pastor of the local Protestant Church "Commonwealth of Christ" (the community belongs to a branch that broke away from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons) - Alexey Perov).

The land plot under the courtyard of the Trifonovo-Pechenga Monastery in Murmansk was transferred to the free use of the local diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church. As with reference to the priest of the monastery Optina Hermitage, the head of the construction of the farmstead, Fr. Gerontius (Chudnevich) reports the online newspaper Pravoslavie na Severnaya Zemlya , "the lawsuit over the transfer of land area has been going on since the very beginning of construction work.

On September 5, 2007, representatives of the authorities reported on the progress of the investigation into the mass beating of residents of the village of Kytsigirovka (Irkutsk Region) on the night of August 17-18, 2007. On August 18, 2007, a criminal case was initiated under Art. 213 ("hooliganism"). According to police officers, there is no nationalistic background in this conflict. In the village of Zady, a GAZ car was seized and its owner was identified.

When it comes to passing a state law on euthanasia, it should be remembered that this law applies to everyone - believers and non-believers, just as the law on religious freedom applies to everyone. Many people, including believers, willingly agree with the human right to faith and worldview. It would seem that this is obvious.

On September 5, 2007, on Radio Liberty, Elena Rykovtseva's program "Press Hour" discussed the warning issued by Rossvyazohrankultura to the Izvestia newspaper in connection with Dmitry Sokolov-Mitrich's article "Genghis Khan, open your face." The article was attended by the author of the article D.

On September 5, 2007, in the east of Moscow, on the territory of a tool factory, the corpse of a 31-year-old native of Tajikistan was discovered. Police officers who arrived on call determined that the man died as a result of a stab wound to the chest. A fragment of a knife blade was found near the corpse. According to law enforcement officials, an investigation is currently underway. The investigation into the murder is being carried out by the Izmailovo Interdistrict Prosecutor's Office.

At the end of August 2007, the Syktyvkar prosecutor's office announced the completion of the investigation into the case of Savva Terentyev. On August 30, his lawyer filed a motion to dismiss the criminal case for lack of evidence of a crime. However, the prosecutor's office refused to satisfy the request. In addition, the case has not yet been sent to court: a decision has been made to extend the investigative actions for another month. Let us recall that S.