The newspaper "Vremya Novostei" published on September 24, 2007, an article by Maria Dubnova "Non-Native Speech", dedicated to the problem of teaching children in Moscow schools for whom Russian is not their native language.

On July 23, 2007, in Moscow, near the Kolomenskoye metro station, unknown persons attacked two natives of Kabardino-Balkaria - 34-year-old Anzor Degoev and a resident of the village of Germenchik, who were returning to work. Natives of the KBR were engaged in housing construction and renovation in Moscow. Anzor Digoev died from the beatings he received in the hospital on July 24. His partner was in intensive care in an unconscious state.

On September 9, 2007, in Nizhny Novgorod, on Svetloyarskaya Street in the Sormovsky District, members of the White 88 Society attacked fans of punk music and took away their mobile phones. The members of the group were detained and the case was taken to court in September 2009. Sources Sormovsky District Court of Kovalev L. Nizhny Novgorod will consider the case against members of the extremist group "OB - 88" // NIA "Nizhny Novgorod". 2009. 24 September.

On September 20, 2007, juvenile offenders serving their sentences in the St. Petersburg Kresty prison staged a riot. Among the riot participants were skinheads. According to the official version, the riots began in the evening during a walk, when the teenagers damaged the grating of the courtyard, began jumping and screaming, and then beat the guards: one was hit in the head with a metal object, the other in the face.

On the night of September 22, in the Orenburg region, while trying to cross the border with Kazakhstan, residents of Elabuga Danil Gabdulkhakov and Vener Khazetdinov (they are cousins, both 25 years old), as well as their wives and children aged 6-7 years old, were detained. D. Gabdulkhakov and V. Khazetdinov are suspected of killing police officers in Bashkiria on September 16, 2007.

The Federal Registration Service (Rosregistration) issued a second decision to refuse registration of the Great Russia party. The reason for the refusal was that “the information in the submitted documents and the provisions of the charter do not comply with the requirements of the current legislation.” Let us recall that on July 24, 2007, Rosregistration already made a decision to refuse registration of “Great Russia”.

On September 23, 2007 in Moscow, at the pre-election congress of the Just Russia party, the party list of candidates for deputies of the State Duma was approved, which included at least three scandalous figures. Firstly, the well-known anti-Semite Oleg Pashchenko , to whom Sergey Mironov personally promised in February of this year to refuse party support, is coming from Just Russia to Krasnoyarsk Territory.

appeared on the walls of houses In the center of Rybinsk, xenophobic slogans ( "Russia for Russians!", "Be Russian!" ) and images of swastikas . One of these inscriptions was found on the wall of a house on Zakharov Street, near the city hall. This was announced on September 24, 2007 by the chairman of the Rybinsk Jewish community, Leonid Berkovsky, who discovered slogans and swastikas. Recall that earlier similar inscriptions have already been recorded in the city. Sources Lebedev V.

On September 21, 2007, the Izvestia newspaper published an article by Bogdan Stepovoy entitled "The Gypsy's Nest", which tells about a camp located near the Kazansky railway station in Moscow. The article is sustained in an extremely aggressive tone and depicts gypsies as immoral criminal people. Gypsy women pester passers-by and, under hypnosis, lure or take money from them. “The other day a girl came to them, from whom they lured all the money.

On September 20, an agreement was signed between the Orthodox TV channel "Spas" and the Federal Penitentiary Service. The agreement provides for the organization of the channel's broadcasting in Russian pre-trial detention centers and correctional institutions.

On September 6, ROAC believers from Suzdal appealed to V.P. Lukin with a request to protect them "from bureaucratic arbitrariness and slanderous attacks by the media." According to the authors of the letter, the Moscow Patriarchate is behind the actions of officials and media workers (the text mentions TV Center and NTV). A copy of the appeal was sent to the head of the Duma Committee for Public Associations and Religious Organizations, S.A. Popov.

On September 10, 2007, at about 23.40-0.10 in the Moscow metro between the stations "Proletarskaya" and "Volgogradsky Prospekt" in a train car, two skinheads (appearing to be 20-21 years old) attacked a young man of "non-Slavic appearance." One of the attackers was shaved bald and armed with an iron chain. According to an eyewitness, the skinheads walked around the car and approached the victim. After a few phrases, one of the attackers hit the young man in the face.