The Department of Internal Affairs for the Chita region and the regional Centralized Muslim Religious Organization signed an agreement on cooperation. According to the agreement, Muslims will carry out educational work among young people. "The agreement was signed for more effective use of the factor of spiritual culture, the suppression of nationalism, spiritual extremism and the preservation of interethnic harmony," Interfax was told in the press service of the regional police department.

On December 25, 2007, in Krasnodar, an underage girl beat Vaneka Wambuya, a citizen of Kenya, a 3rd year student at the Institute of Culture, and also stabbed an Armenian citizen several times. The beating was accompanied by shouts "degrading the honor and dignity of the race and nation of the victims . " The attacker was traveling with a Kenyan citizen in a tram, and "she did not like the way the foreign woman looked at her .

On the night of December 24 in Makhachkala, unknown people broke windows in the synagogue building. When the chairman of the community, Shimmi Dibiyaev, drove up to the synagogue early in the morning, he found that the windows on the first three floors were broken, and cobblestones were lying in the office of the leader of the community. The community believes that this could not be due to the pranks of teenagers: they would not have been able to throw stones at such a height.

On December 25, 2007, the chairman of the Jewish community of Rybinsk, Leonid Berkovsky, reported that in the city on the entire end wall on the street. Shchepkin unknown left the inscriptions "Russia for the Russians", "Sieg Heil!", "SKINS" and drawings of the Celtic cross and swastika. The media note that the inscriptions and slogans are placed near the Gorelektroset service, a place where residents of the city often gather. Sources Lebedev V. New Year's "congratulations" from skins // AEN.

The solemn Christmas Mass at the Moscow Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception on December 24 was attended by more than two thousand Catholics. The service was attended by the Secretary of the Department for External Church Relations of the Moscow Patriarchate for Inter-Christian Relations, Priest Igor Vyzhanov. Sources About two thousand Catholics attended the Christmas service in the Moscow Cathedral // Interfax-religion. 2007. December 25.

On December 25, 2007, at a meeting with journalists, Russian Prosecutor General Yuri Chaika announced that in 2007, 327 crimes of an “extremist” nature were identified in Russia. Compared to last year, the growth was 42%. This is likely due to the expanded definition of extremism, which was established by amendments to the relevant law adopted by parliament. The Prosecutor General noted that “issues of interethnic relations and extremism remained a pressing problem this year...

In December 2007, it became known that in the last quarter of the year the Moscow City Court considered several appeals in cases of "racist" murders. Unfortunately, we do not know any details about the trials and crimes. December 5, 2007 was scheduled for consideration of the cassation appeal in the case of K., accused under paragraphs. "g", "i", "l" part 2 of Art.

V. Boyko, who is being held in pre-trial detention center 99/1 in Moscow, sent a cassation complaint to the Judicial Collegium for Criminal Cases of the Moscow City Court because investigator D. Bardin did not allow a priest to see him.

On December 20, the chairman of the Missionary Department of the Tver diocese, vice-president of the Russian Association of Centers for the Study of Religions and Sects (RATSIRS), Archpriest Alexander Shabanov, at the regional local history conference "Historical and cultural heritage of the Tver region: preserving the past, thinking about the future" pasted stickers with the inscription to the stands of the photo exhibition "Caution, sect!".