On June 25, 2008, in the Court of the Soviet District of Krasnoyarsk, three defendants in the case of the pogrom of a Jewish cemetery committed in October 2007 were convicted. 20-year-old Tereshkina, 19-year-old Pevnev and 17-year-old Syomochkin came to the cemetery on the day of the pogrom after drinking beer - "listen to hard rock . " The defendants denied their belonging to the Goths.

In June 2008, an investigation into a series of neo-Nazi attacks perpetrated by a group of Nazi skinheads was completed in Moscow . (Gang of 19-year-old student of the Moscow Industrial University Ivan Kalinichenko). 12 people were detained (according to other sources, 13), of which one was caught in March, two more - in April. The six suspects, detained in hot pursuit of the murder of Yakut Sergei Nikolaev, confessed to three more knife attacks on the day of Nikolaev's murder.

On May 14, 2008, in the Cathedral Mosque of Kaluga, officers of the FSB of the Kaluga Region carried out operational-search measures to seize literature listed by the Buguruslansky District Court as extremist , Islamnews news agency reports . In this regard, the prosecutor's office of the Kaluga region will initiate a trial in the near future.

On June 25, the Court of the Soviet District of Krasnoyarsk announced the conviction of three vandals who desecrated a Jewish cemetery in October 2007. The press service of the court reported that a young man and a girl, as well as an underage teenager, appeared before the court on charges of desecrating the cemetery.

On June 25, 2008, the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation appealed against the acquittal in the case of the assassination attempt on the head of RAO "UES of Russia" Anatoly Chubais. The official representative of the Prosecutor General's Office, Marina Gridneva, said that " "today the public prosecutor challenged the court decision in the case of an attack on Anatoly Chubais on cassation .

On June 5, 2008 in Samara, the Magistrate's Court sentenced DV Voronov, General Director of Oniks-1 LLC (Antik store), to a fine of 500 rubles under Part 1 of Art. 20.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation (public demonstration of Nazi symbols). The reason was a coin from the Third Reich with the image of a swastika, exhibited in a shop window.

On June 19, 2008, another examination of the statement of the blogger Savva Terentyev was drawn up, in anticipation of which the trial was postponed . The next meeting will take place on July 3rd.

In Moscow, three citizens were brought to administrative responsibility for attempting to hold an uncoordinated picket during the opening ceremony of the Council of Bishops, reports RIA Novosti . These citizens opposed Bishop Diomede. “Police officers stopped the unauthorized action and drew up reports of administrative offenses against its participants,” said one of the law enforcement officers. Sources Participants in an unauthorized picket at the Council of Bishops face a fine // RIA Novosti.

The head of the Magadan children's summer camp, Olga Rybakova, was fired for belonging to the Protestant Church of Evangelical Christians-Baptists "Renaissance" in the city of Magadan, the Slavic Legal Center reports . The ECB Church "Renaissance" is an autonomous Christian community. At the end of May, the employment service offered O.

In June 2008, the Prosecutor's Office of the Levoberezhny District of Voronezh issued a warning against violating the law on combating extremist activity to directors of twenty schools. The warning is due to the fact that a hate-motivated murder took place in the area, four (in earlier reports - five) accused of which are minors. Schools did not have information about the belonging of their students to right-wing extremist groups, for which they received a penalty.

On June 4, an employee of the city cemetery called the Azov police department and said that unknown persons had damaged gravestones of twenty burials in the territory of the second quarter. "As a result of the operational-search activities near the Azov city cemetery, two minor local residents were detained, who are suspected of committing an act of vandalism over burials," Ekaterina Danova, a spokeswoman for the regional police department, said.

On June 25, 2008, a coordination meeting of the heads of law enforcement agencies of the region was held in the prosecutor's office of the Tula region. One of the main topics of discussion was countering extremist manifestations and crimes based on interethnic relations. The prosecutor of the Tula region Oleg Chernysh noted that in 2007-2008. about 200 violations of laws regulating issues of migration, citizenship and freedom of choice of residence were identified.