On November 30, 2007, the Grani.Ru website published an article by Galina Kozhevnikova "The Eyes of Newspapers" . Analyzing the issues of the newspaper "Krasny Sever", the author comes to the conclusion that open manifestations of xenophobia have almost disappeared from the pages of the regional press.

On November 23, 2007, the prosecutor's office of the Northern District of Moscow initiated a criminal case under Part 2 of Art. 282.2 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (participation in the activities of an extremist organization) against Anna Komarova, an employee of the Limonka newspaper. According to the prosecutor's office, A. Komarova participated in the activities of the banned National Bolshevik Party (NBP) by distributing and storing printed materials.

The press service of the Center for Krishna Consciousness Societies in Russia circulated an address by the President of the Moscow Society for Krishna Consciousness Radha Damodar das (Sergey Zuev) in connection with the upcoming parliamentary elections. “Since believers are citizens of one country, they not only have the right to participate in elections, but they can also set an example of civic consciousness.

In the period of January 1 to November 30, 2007, in Russia, there were no less than 546 people attacked, including 57 fatalities. These figures do not include underreported attacks on homeless people (in 2007, there have been 4 murders of the homeless people which the police considers or suspects to be perpetrated be the neo-nazis) and on LGBT people (only in May, on the day when the gay pride event was to take place, no less than 10 people were beaten by the neo-nazis).

In November 2007, in Stavropol, a group of unknown people attacked a native of Azerbaijan near the Southern Night cafe. The man died as a result of his injuries. This became known from the news about the arrest of five suspects in the attack. Details of the attack have not been reported. Sources In Stavropol, five people were arrested for the murder of an Azerbaijani // Gazeta.Ru. 2008. April 22.

In November 2007, in St. Petersburg, on Planernaya Street in the Primorsky District, three young people attacked an anti-fascist (according to other sources, there were two anti-fascists). The young man was hospitalized with injuries received from shots from a traumatic weapon. In hot pursuit, employees of the Center "E" - the department for combating extremism - detained two suspects. The third suspect fled. He was arrested in January 2010. Sources Ermakov A.

On November 30, 2007, the prosecutor's office of the Sverdlovsk region announced the next data on the statistics of extremists and extremist crimes in the region. As of November 2007, more than 700 people with extremist views are registered with the regional police department.

November 30, 2007 in Tyumen in the area of ​​the Electron plant on a pedestrian bridge over the railway tracks, three Nazi skinheads attacked a native Uzbekistan. A native of Uzbekistan was beaten and stabbed several times. Fortunately, the man survived, he managed run away. The attackers were convicted in October 2010. Sources Lazarev V. 137 years of isolation to the Tyumen "skinheads" // Vsluh.ru. 2010. October 1st.

November 23 from the village. Andreevsky of the Tyumen region, a native of Uzbekistan, Abdugani Kamaliev (Tursinov), left for Tyumen, in whose extradition the General Prosecutor's Office of Russia in 2006 refused to Uzbekistan. The Uzbek authorities accuse him of involvement in an extremist religious organization. Since 2000, A.Kamaliev has been a citizen of the Russian Federation. A.Kamaliev did not return home that day and did not arrive at his destination in Tyumen either.

On November 25, 2007, in Krasnodar, 2 students of the Kuban Technological University, citizens of Syria, a freshman Igab Daban and a third-year student Imad Hijazi, were beaten up. The attack by unknown people took place at a tram stop, near the intersection of Kommunarov and Gogol streets. "Everything happened so suddenly that the victims cannot even name the number of attackers ," said Mazuz Rimavi, chairman of the Arab Community of Kuban.

North Ossetia has developed a program to counter extremist manifestations for 2008-2010. According to Taimuraz Kasaev, head of the republican ministry for nationalities, "the program is designed to ensure the stability of inter-ethnic and inter-confessional dialogue by eliminating the impact on it of the negative threat of extremism in all its manifestations .