A few months ago in Bryansk, on an electric train going to Zhukovka, skinheads beat up 2 police officers. Two natives of the Rzhanitsy group of skinheads ran into the train car, knocking out the glass doors. They were approached by two policemen - a man and a woman. The skinheads beat law enforcement officers and took away their handcuffs.

On October 15, 2007, defendants in the criminal case of the murder of anti-fascist student Timur Kacharava in St. Petersburg appealed against their conviction. The cassation appeal will be considered by the Supreme Court on October 18. We recall that on August 7, 2007, the St. Petersburg City Court sentenced 4 out of 7 accused of murdering an anti-fascist student to imprisonment for a term of two to 12 years, and another 3 defendants received suspended sentences. On August 17, 2007, the St.

Back in February 2005, the Central District Court of Tula ordered the local newspaper "Zasechny Frontier" to publish the answer of the Tula city Roerich society to the article "Attack on young souls" published in the newspaper in 2001, which contained information that was recognized as untrue and discrediting reputation of the organization.

On October 15, 2007, the prosecutor's office of the Leninsky district of Yekaterinburg approved the indictment in the criminal case of the beating of a local resident Ivan on the grounds of national hatred in July 2006. The prosecutor's office sent the criminal case to the Leninsky district court of Yekaterinburg for consideration on the merits.

On October 14, in Moscow, on Slavyanskaya Square, a rally in defense of the defense industrial complex was held, organized by the Union of Orthodox Banner Bearers and the Union of Orthodox Brotherhoods. Representatives of the Union of Orthodox Citizens and the People's Council Movement also took part in the action. The culmination of the event was a symbolic funeral of "militant atheism": the banner-bearers put a toy monkey with a sign "Darwinism.

On October 13, 2007, in St. Petersburg, a ska/punk/hardcore festival :Music of the Streets; became a target of several neo-nazi attacks. The first incident happened at the beginning of the concert. A group of 15-20 neo-nazi skinheads attacked five young people. A young man had his arm broken and a girl was hospitalized with her head injured by a metal stick. The second incident happened when a Swedish group :Blisterhead; was on stage.

The interregional public human rights organization "Center for People's Defense" and the "People's Council" movement sent a statement to the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation with a request to bring to criminal responsibility the organizers of the exhibition "Social Art. Political Art in Russia", which was held by the State Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow in February -March 2007 within the framework of the 2nd Biennale of Contemporary Art.

On October 11, 2007, at the dacha of the Bashkir opposition leader Airat Dilmukhametov, officers of the Organized Crime Control Department detained ethnographic students suspected of preparing a protest action on the eve of Vladimir Putin's visit to Ufa. On October 12, the students were released.

On October 11, 2007, several members of the National Bolshevik Party were detained at the railway station in Murmansk, returning from the All-Russian Assembly of the Other Russia coalition, which was held in Moscow. Under the pretext of searching for drugs and weapons, employees of the Organized Crime Control Department and the transport police confiscated copies of the newspapers "Drug naroda" and "Trudodni", as well as 2.5 thousand stickers "Vote for Another Russia" from the detainees.

October 13, 2007 in St. Petersburg in the "Rocks Club" on the embankment of Admiral Lazarev, 22, at the festival "Music of the streets" (: Music of the streets;), a terrorist attack was prevented. During the performance of the punk band "Blisterhead" (Sweden), a bag with a "bomb" was found in the hall. Internet blogs believe that this is the work of neo-Nazis. There were about 300 people in the hall at that time. The blogs reported that the "bomb" was thrown and smoked in the hall.

On October 14, 2007, six young people committed two nationalist attacks near the Tekstilshchiki metro station in Moscow. The first victim was a native of Uzbekistan. He was hit on the head with a beer bottle, and then they began to stab him in the neck and chest with knives. The beating continued until the man lost consciousness. A few minutes later, Nazi skinheads attacked a Tajik native they met with knives. In both cases, the victims survived.

On October 7, 2007 in Voronezh, at a transport stop, a group of young people (10-15 people) beat up a 20-year-old citizen of Uzbekistan. An investigation is underway. The press service of the UVDT declined to comment officially, referring to the study of the materials of the incident. Sources Balakin A. A foreigner was beaten by a group of youth in Voronezh // National News Agency. 2007. October 9. Balakin A. A foreigner was beaten by a group of youth in Voronezh // New Newspaper. 2007.