On February 26, 2008, the Adler District Court recognized as extremist the content of the leaflet "You have chosen - you will judge", which was allegedly distributed at a rally on October 28, 2007. The text entitled "You have chosen - you will be the judge" is a material of the newspaper "Duel", regularly published by it for several years, for which the newspaper was issued two warnings about the inadmissibility of extremist activity.

At the end of February, the Russian Federal Service for Supervision of Mass Communications, Communications and the Protection of Cultural Heritage (Rossvyazokhrankultura) published a regular list of warnings for using the media to carry out extremist activities issued by the central office of the department in 2008. In the first two months, three publications received warnings: The editors of the Zemskoye Obozreniye newspaper (Saratov) for the publication of a poem in the article by B.

On February 29, 2008, five young people were detained in one of the Internet clubs in St. Petersburg; according to preliminary information, they belonged to neo-Nazi groups. On this day, in the village of Molodezhnoe in the Kurortny district of St. Petersburg, investigators were conducting an inspection of a small Internet club at 569 Primorskoye Shosse. After a successful test purchase of hashish, a search was carried out in the club premises.

On February 12, 2008, the city court of Sovetsk (Kaliningrad region) satisfied the application of the city prosecutor and recognized the anti-Semitic leaflets distributed by Andrey Shchetinin as extremist materials. It should be reminded that in February 2008 the city court of Sovetsk found Andrei Shchetinin guilty of inciting hatred towards Jews for distributing anti-Semitic leaflets on behalf of the Russian Pagan Community "Heritage of Ancestors".

On February 18, 2008, the Krasnoglinsky District Court of Samara granted the application of the city prosecutor and, on the basis of a forensic linguistic examination, recognized the nationalist leaflets distributed by A. Monakhov and S. Kolychenkov as extremist materials.

On February 25, 2008, in the Tver region, police officers beat two Tajik construction workers and threw the men out into the cold. The reason for the beating is not known. Tajiks were forced to make their way through the forest to the road, because they were afraid to get caught by someone else.

On February 28, 2008, the Moscow City Court considered a cassation appeal against the decision of the Zamoskvoretsky District Court of Moscow to close the right-wing radical newspaper Duel. The Moscow City Court canceled the decision of the Zamoskvoretsky Court to terminate the newspaper's activities and sent the case for a new trial to the Zamoskvoretsky Court, but with a different composition.

On January 9, 2008, at night, in an electric train near Moscow, on the stretch between the Domodedovo stations and the Leninist group of Nazi skinheads from the "Ryno gang", attacked a young man D. Tsoi, whose appearance seemed to them "non-Slavic". Around midnight, two guys and a girl approached the young man, the rest of the group remained behind him. One of the young people asked: "What is your nationality?" .

The Ongudaysky District Court of the Republic of Altai passed a guilty verdict on members of the unregistered religious association "Karakol Initiative Group" Oleg Yzhikov and Lazar Aildashev. They were found guilty under Part 1 of Art.

Bishop Irinarch of Perm and Solikamsk, summing up the results of the work of the Perm diocese in 2007, criticized the work of the Interfaith Consultative Committee of the Kama region and again raised the issue of reforming it. The bishop said that the IWC is under pressure from the provincial authorities, reports Kommersant-Prikamye . “They call us and order us to get together and make such and such a decision. Can’t the Orthodox Church itself make a statement?

The Kosh-Agachsky District Court of the Altai Republic granted the application of the Prosecutor of the Altai Republic to recognize the extremist article "Religious expansion or spiritual extremism?" The forensic linguistic examination ruled that the text of the article is aimed at inciting hatred and enmity towards Evangelical Christians (neo-Pentecostals), and also that it is propaganda and "may have a stimulating effect on the consciousness, will and behavior of a person." The decision of the

On March 3, representatives of "traditional" religions for Russia expressed their attitude to the preliminary results of the presidential elections. According to the results of the preliminary vote count, Dmitry Medvedev is in the lead. Patriarch Alexy II congratulated D.

On March 2, 2008, in Bryansk, three Nazi skinheads beat up Sergei Ilyukhin, one of the activists of the city's anti-fascist movement, a representative of Food Instead of Bombs in Bryansk. The young man was attacked from behind, beaten and sprayed in the face with a gas canister. Witnesses identified one of the attackers as a former member of the DPNI, who, according to unverified information, was the organizer of attacks on representatives of youth subcultures.

Presumably in late 2007 - early 2008. The Ongudaisky District Court of the Republic of Altai delivered a verdict in the case of two members of the unregistered religious association Karakol Initiative Group. Oleg Yzhikov and Lazar Aildashev were found guilty under Part 1 of Art.

Presumably in late 2007 - early 2008. The Kosh-Agachsky District Court of the Republic of Altai satisfied the application of the prosecutor of the republic, recognizing the article "Religious expansion or spiritual extremism?" extremist material.