On December 16, at about 10 p.m. in Moscow, at the Kursk railway station, a Mercy bus was fired from pneumatic weapons, which made a regular night raid, the purpose of which is to help the homeless (this is a project of the commission for church social activities under the Diocesan Council of Moscow). In a minute and a half, an unknown attacker fired about ten times. The homeless and mission staff inside the bus were not injured. One side window was broken.

In mid-December, Saratov hosted the Fifth Interregional Pimenov Readings, which were attended by Bishop Longin of Saratov and Volsk, Alexander Babichev, Vice Governor of the region, Sergei Naumov, Rector of the Volga Academy of Public Administration, Archpriest Vsevolod Chaplin, Deputy Head of the DECR MP, Archpriest Maxim Kozlov, Deputy Chairman of the Educational Committee of the Russian Orthodox Church, ecclesiastical and secular researchers.

On December 9, searches were carried out in Novosibirsk in the case of the Nurcular organization ( the investigation was resumed on December 3, and searches took place in dozens of cities across the country. - Ed. ).

As part of the investigation of a criminal case on a series of nationalist attacks in St. Petersburg on December 1, 2007, law enforcement agencies of the city detained 7 more young people aged 16-22, suspected of involvement in these and other similar crimes. Six of the seven detainees were taken into custody, one was released on bail.

On December 15, 2007, Tatyana Rudakova, chairman of the NGO "Mothers for the Protection of the Rights of Detainees, Persons on Trial and Convicts", was detained at the Krasnodar airport. Written explanations were taken from her that she was not associated with extremist organizations. Rudakova was returning from Moscow, where she took part in the All-Russian Civil Congress.

On December 15, Rossiyskaya Gazeta published another list of materials that were recognized as extremist by a court order. This includes materials for the period from October 12 to December 3, 2007. The list, consisting of 31 items (from 31 to 61), in particular included: DVD-ROM "Call to the Islamic Ummah.

On December 17, 2007, Nikolai Piyukov, head of the Russian Federal Security Service for the Komi Republic, announced at a press conference that on the eve of the elections to the Komi State Council (December 2, 2007), operatives seized about 200 leaflets with appeals of an extremist nature, as well as nationalist literature and manuals for making improvised explosive devices.

The speeches are listed in reverse chronological order: December 21-22, 2007 Galina Kozhevnikova took part in the international conference "Tolerance is a step forward. The role of the media in the development of tolerance and mutual understanding in society", organized by the Public Foundation "Center for Social Information and Forecasting "Southern Vector", Osh, Kyrgyzstan .

On December 14, Metropolitan Kirill of Smolensk and Kaliningrad, speaking at a meeting of the diocese headed by him, gave a number of statistical information about it. Orthodox Church reports with reference to the diocesan website As the official website of the Russian , in 2007 "8 new parishes were opened, 4 in Smolensk, 4 in the Kaliningrad region. In total, there are currently 205 parishes in the diocese: 133 in the Smolensk region and 72 in Kaliningrad.

On December 14, 2007, law enforcement agencies in Bryansk released information about repeated attacks by Nazi skinheads on the Bryansk Jewish school "Or Avner" in October-November 2007. The attacks were carried out by four local teenagers. With the onset of darkness, they broke windows in a school for Jewish children of preschool age, located on the street. Lunacharsky and then ran away, shouting: "We will build a white paradise! Sig heil, sig heil!" .

On the fact of 5 attacks on the Bryansk Jewish school "Or Avner" in October - November 2007, the investigative department at the Soviet Department of Internal Affairs of the city initiated a criminal case under Part 2 of Art. 213 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (hooliganism committed on the basis of national and religious hatred by a group of persons by prior agreement). In the case, 4 teenagers were detained, who confessed their involvement in the movement of Nazi skinheads.

The Federal Registration Service of Russia (Rosregistration) added to the Federal List of materials recognized by the court as extremist, expanding it by 2 times - from 30 to 61 items. On December 14, 2007, an updated list was published in Rossiyskaya Gazeta.

On December 12, the founding congress of the National Human Rights Union "Man and Law" took place in Moscow. In total, more than 350 delegates took part in it, among which were representatives of more than 100 public organizations from 62 subjects of the Russian Federation.

The building of the former cinema in the Svobodny Sokol district in Lipetsk was leased to the local diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church. In the 1990s the building housed a youth entertainment center, but in 2005 it was closed. Now, as Blagovest-info reports with reference to the GOROD 48 agency, "in accordance with the agreement between the diocese and the city authorities, the Ecclesiastes Orthodox youth club will be located here.

On December 17, 2007, in connection with the publication of new facts about the investigation of a criminal case on a series of nationalist attacks in St. Petersburg, it became known about another murder committed by Nazi skinheads. On September 1 (before other sources - 18) September 2007, Sargsyan, a native of Armenia, was killed in the Specific Park. The circumstances of the murder were not reported.