On May 11, at the Partizanskaya station in the Moscow metro, three men, one of whom was shaved bald, beat 34-year-old Yuldus Khaknazarova. According to the victim, the attackers first tore off her Muslim headscarf. The press service of the Moscow Department of Internal Affairs on the metro claims that the woman received injuries during the fall.

In mid-May 2008 in Tula, the department of inquiry of the Soviet regional police department opened a criminal case under part 2 of article 214 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (vandalism committed by a group of persons, as well as motivated by racial, national hatred or enmity) on the fact of the appearance of a swastika on the building of a Jewish center in the city May 9, 2008 The prosecutor of the Soviet district recognized the decision to initiate a criminal case as lawful and

On May 14, Chairman of the Spiritual Board of Muslims of the Asian part of Russia, Nafigulla Ashirov, appealed to the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation, Yuri Chaika, with a request to protect Khongor Matsakov, a resident of Kalmykia, from persecution on religious grounds. , who converted to Islam Matsakov , was beaten by relatives for several days, demanding to renounce Allah and recognize Buddhism. The police refused to intervene, believing that this was a family matter. H.

On May 16, the court of the Verkh-Isetsky district of Yekaterinburg dismissed the lawsuit filed by the chairman of the Yekaterinburg public organization Helper of Consumers, Alexei Konev, who accused the Orthodox diocese of "poor quality" at the funeral of a relative. The reasons for the refusal will be announced later. Sources An unprecedented trial has ended: a resident of Yekaterinburg vs a diocese that "poorly performed the funeral rite" // URA.RU. 2008.

April 26, 2008 at about 11:45 pm in Moscow, in a subway train, on the stretch from "Polyanka" - "Serpukhovskaya" two neo-Nazis beat three visitors. According to an eyewitness, "they kicked them, squeezing them between the triple seats at the end of the car, and when they squatted down covering their heads, they simply jumped over their heads, hanging on the handrails. " Passengers on the train reported what was happening to the driver over the speakerphone.

On May 16, Rossiyskaya Gazeta published a regular list of materials included in the Federal List of Extremist Materials as of April 25, 2008. The list contains several Islamic publications without publication data. Newspaper "KhidayaT" N 4 (decision of the Tuymazinsky District Court of the Republic of Bashkortostan dated 09/05/2007 and the decision of the Tuymazinsky District Court of the Republic of Bashkortostan dated 02/18/2008).

Prosecutor of the Novosibirsk Region Vladimir Tokarev filed a lawsuit against the founder of the Otchizna newspaper, the public interregional Fund for Social, Scientific, Technical and Educational Initiatives Slavyansky Mir, to terminate its activities and invalidate the newspaper's charter and registration certificate.

were approved . On May 12, at a meeting of the Committee of the State Duma of the Russian Federation on Public Associations and Religious Organizations, a new regulation on the expert council under this committee and a new composition of the council The expert council under the RF State Duma Committee on Public Associations and Religious Organizations includes: Abramov Alexander Yurievich, Archpriest, Head of the Protocol Service of the Moscow Patriarchate; Abrosimova Elena Antonovna, Ph.D.

On May 16, 9 hermits were taken out of a cave in the Penza region, where several dozen people moved in November 2007 in anticipation of the “end of the world.” The rest, including children, left the shelter earlier. The last group was persuaded to come to the surface by employees of the Ministry of Emergency Situations and the police, who the day before discovered in the cave the corpses of two women who died while in seclusion.

On May 11, 2008, at about 8:00 in Moscow, at the Partizanskaya metro station, three men beat 34-year-old Yuldus Khaknazarova, a student at the Moscow Islamic University. The victim was hospitalized in the hospital, in the department of neurosurgery, with a traumatic brain injury with cerebral hemorrhage. Now the Muslim woman has been transferred to the ward, her condition is assessed by doctors as satisfactory.

On May 16, 2008, the department for the investigation of banditry and murders of the Investigative Committee of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for Moscow reported that the investigation into the case of a series of nationalist attacks and murders by a group of Nazi skinheads ("Ryno's gang") had been completed. The defendants in the case are 9 people aged 16 to 22, including one girl. 8 of them are being held in custody, one is on bail. They are charged with Art.

Journalist Khalida Khamidullina filed a complaint with the Zamoskvoretsky District Court against the inaction of the Moscow prosecutor's office, where the applicant applied with a request to prosecute the Orthodox priest Daniil Sysoev. In his book "Marriage with a Muslim," the journalist saw an insult to Islam.

On May 16, 2008, the conference "Ways to prevent xenophobia and extremism among young people in St. Petersburg" was held in St. Petersburg. During the event, it was stated that 14-18-year-old teenagers commit 90% of crimes "on ethnic grounds." According to Andrey Lavrenko, head of the Investigative Committee of the Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Federation for St. Petersburg, in 2007 there were 19 such crimes, in 2008 there were already 10.