adopted by the June Council of Bishops of the Russian Orthodox Church, The Fundamentals of the Doctrine of Dignity, Freedom and Human Rights, were presented on October 6, 2008 at a briefing at the annual OSCE conference on the human dimension in Warsaw.

On October 6, 2008, the prosecutor of the Sovetsky district of Tula approved the indictment in the case of desecration of the building of the Jewish Charitable Center. May 9, 2008. The case was sent to the Sovetsky district court of the city for consideration on the merits. Residents of Tula - 22-year-old Maxim Anikeev, 19-year-old Vadim Simkin, 20-year-old Sergey Voroshilov and 27-year-old Alexei Lisitsin are accused of committing a crime.

On October 7, 2008, the editor-in-chief of the republican newspaper "Zakubanye", the chairman of the executive committee of the Union of Slavs of Adygea, Vladimir Karataev, filed a protest addressed to the RA prosecutor and a complaint addressed to the head of the investigation department of the Investigative Committee of the Investigative Committee under the RA Prosecutor's Office for the Russian Federation.

On October 6, 2008, the press service of the administration of Khanty-Mansiysk reported the data of a survey among schoolchildren about "interethnic relations" in the city. 15.7% of respondents believe that "interethnic relations" in the city of Khanty-Mansiysk have become more tolerant in recent years. Almost twice as many people believe that "interethnic relations" have become more tense and intolerant. The same number of respondents could not determine their point of view on this topic.

In the village of Murmashi, Murmansk region, Muslim prisoners (OJ 10 24118, SUS detachment 11) are subjected to ill-treatment and torture for complying with the prescriptions of their religion, Islam.ru reports . Yevgeny Timoshin, Viktor Spitsin, Shamsuddin Abdul-Kadyrov and Rustam Aslanov went on a hunger strike from July 30 to August 20 in protest against the ban on praying and reading the Koran. It is noted that the Russian Muslims E. Timoshin and V.

On September 30, a new centralized Muslim structure appeared in Mordovia - the Central Spiritual Administration of Muslims of the Republic, reports "IslamRF.Ru" . The founding congress of the new religious organization was held on September 18 in the village of Aksenovo, Lyambirsky district of the republic.

The Moscow authorities decided to reconstruct the buildings belonging to the Sretensky Stauropegial Monastery at the expense of the capital budget. "As a result of the work, it is planned to create a single church-architectural ensemble" Sretensky stauropegic men's monastery "on the basis of cultural heritage objects.

Representatives of the Muslim, Jewish and Orthodox communities of Yekaterinburg supported the idea of ​​Vladimir Churov, chairman of the Russian Central Election Commission, to increase the role of religious organizations in the electoral process. According to the proposal of the head of the Central Election Commission, religious organizations can play a big role in increasing the electoral activity of citizens.

On October 7, 2008, it became known that in the summer of 2008, along with the brochure "Russian National Union. Ideology. Actions. Figures and Facts. Program. Charter", two more materials were banned - a collection of articles published by RONS "If there is no water in the tap .. 666, or occupying power" (Moscow, 2006, 64 pp.), and a brochure, the author of which is the monk Athanasius (who lives on Athos) "Give us the Motherland, or the Station - Baku (without suitcases)" (Moscow, 2005 .).

On September 23, a correspondent for Russkaya Line, Raisa Ilyina, addressed an open letter to the Minister of Culture of the Government of the Sverdlovsk Region, Natalya Konstantinovna Vetrova. R. Ilyina expressed her indignation at the exhibition Project of contemporary art "THE FUTURE DEPENDS ON YOU. NEW RULES" that opened in the building of the Sverdlovsk Regional Museum of Local Lore.

On October 7, 2008, during the annual conference on the human dimension of the OSCE in Warsaw, a discussion was held on "What measures can we take to respond to violations of freedom of religion or belief" organized by the Forum 18 news service. The discussion was moderated by Malcolm Evans, Member of the OSCE Expert Council on Religious Freedom. Professor Hans-Heinrich Vogel spoke about the work of the Venice Commission, the expert body of the Council of Europe.