On November 23, 2007, the Barnaul mayor's office banned a picket against the violation of constitutional rights during the Duma elections. When listing the reasons for the refusal in the official response, the definition of extremist activity was cited.

On November 26, the website of the Russian United Union of Evangelical Christians (Pentecostals) published an appeal to believers signed by the Secretary for External Relations of the Russian Union of Evangelical Christians-Baptists A.T. Semchenko, Chairman of the Western Russian Union of the Church of Adventist Christians of the Seventh Day V.D. Joiner and the head of the ROSHVE S.V. Ryakhovsky.

On November 23, 2007, the Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk Court, having considered three applications from the city prosecutor, recognized the leaflets distributed in March 2007 during a rally on Sq. Lenin, extremist, aimed at inciting racial and national hatred. Recall that on March 31, 2007, a rally was held in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk on Lenin Square, at which leaflets were distributed with the text "Dear fellow countrymen! Join the Slavic Union", "Satan's Ball on the ruins of Russia", "Slavic Union.

On November 23, 2007, the apartment of the leader of the Stavropol department of the Russian National Union (RONS) Alexander Chernovolov was searched by the FSB officers for the Stavropol Territory. During the search, the program and charter of the RONS, the newspapers "Rubezh", the film "Russian Field", election leaflets and materials were seized. (A. Chernovolov is a candidate for deputy in the Stavropol Territory from the People's Union party).

On November 22, 2007, the Public Chamber Commission on Tolerance and Freedom of Conscience (chairman of the commission is V. Tishkov) approved a report on the problems of xenophobia. The report was previously prepared by the Subcommittee on the problems of countering extremism and xenophobia of the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation (chairman of the Subcommittee - M. Bazhaev). In their report, the drafters noted the need to adopt special anti-discrimination legislation.

November 23, 2007 in Moscow in the publishing house "White Alvy" was carried out an audit of the "financial, economic, entrepreneurial activities of the publishing house." (Originally reported as a search).

On November 19, Bishop Diomede of Anadyr and Chukotka turned to Patriarch Alexy II and again demanded repentance from the head of the Russian Orthodox Church. (We recall that a little earlier an open letter from clergy and laity of the Anadyr and Chukotka diocese to the Patriarch was published demanding public repentance for the “betrayal” of the Orthodox faith during a “joint prayer service with Catholics in the Cathedral of Notre Dame de Paris”).

In a number of Russian cities, participants and organizers of protest events on November 24-25 faced the fact that both on the eve of, during and after the "marches" and "pickets of dissent" law enforcement agencies used anti-extremist legislation as a tool for pressure.

On November 26, 2007 in Berdsk, Major of the local militia Sergey Vinogradov beat and insulted a native of Azerbaijan guest worker Ramin Kazymov in his office. According to the victim, when asked why he was being beaten, he heard from the policeman only "obscene language about his" non-Russian "origin" . The indignation of the police officer was also caused by a T-shirt with the inscription "Russia", worn by a native of Azerbaijan.