In November 2008, the Uletovsky District Court (Trans-Baikal Territory) recognized as extremist the articles “Putin continues to kill” and “Murmansk. Russians desecrated the graves of British soldiers,” posted on the Kavkaz Center website in April and September 2007.

into force. They were found guilty under Part 2 of Article 213 of the Criminal Code On January 29, 2009, the verdict of the Meshchovsky District Court of the Kaluga Region against previously convicted 36-year-old Alexander Trishkin and 26-year-old Vladimir Vinogradov, who beat an Indian citizen in May 2008, entered Russian Federation (hooliganism committed by a group of persons by prior agreement on the motive of racial, national hatred or enmity).

In October 2008, representatives of the Diocesan Administration for the SFD ROSHVE (p) appealed to the Public Collegium for Press Complaints in connection with the publication on June 27, 2007 in the Volgodonsk (Rostov Region) newspaper "True, what?" article by Natalia Dubinka "EXODUS" is not an option".

On January 28, 2009, in Saratov, two 17-year-old first-year students of the Saratov Agrarian University and the Moscow State Social University painted a fascist swastika with black spray cans on a residential building on the Cosmonauts Embankment, near the monument to Yuri Gagarin. The vandals were detained by the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Volzhsky district of the city during the raid. Later it turned out that students were promised 500 rubles for one similar drawing.

Representatives of the Barnaul Church of Evangelical Christians "Light of Awakening", who at the end of 2008 filed a lawsuit for libel over the reportage "Light of Awakening extinguishes loans" on the TV channel "Russia" in the program "Vesti. Duty", also sent in October 2008 complaint to the Public Collegium for Press Complaints (PCL). Pentecostals believe that the authors of the report deliberately distorted the facts in order to incite hatred towards church members.

On January 27, it became known that the unsold part of the circulation of Vladimir Istarkhov's book "What is "Dead Water"?", recognized as extremist by the court of the Verkh-Isetsky district of the city of Yekaterinburg, was confiscated. The book was included in the Federal List of Extremist Materials in November 2008.

On October 31, 2008, the TV company "Television" Light of Awakening "applied to the Public Collegium for Press Complaints about a TV report that aired on October 12 in the Vesti.Dutch program on the Rossiya TV channel. The applicants were outraged by Yaroslav Yaroslavtsev's story about a parishioner of one of the Protestant churches in Barnaul, the pathos of which boiled down to the fact that this church is a "totalitarian sect" extorting property from its parishioners.

In Kazan, on the initiative of the local Executive Committee, billboards and signs with quotations from the Bible and the Koran appeared. In total, there are more than 200 such banners with the words of the Holy Scripture throughout the city. This project is aimed at improving the spiritual and moral state of the population.

In one of the colonies of Mordovia in a mosque during prayer, obscene ditties are broadcast through the speakers in the hall, reports Islam.ru. Who from the administration of the colony is the initiator of this remains unknown. Muslims who protest against such an insult to their religious feelings are sent to a punishment cell (SHIZO). In protest, one of the prisoners has already gone on a hunger strike. Recall that this is not the first case of pressure on Muslims in correctional institutions.

Unknown people committed an act of vandalism at the Zaikovsky cemetery in Kurgan. 17 crosses were pulled out of the ground, some of them were broken. The fence of several graves was also damaged. In addition, glass was broken in the chapel located at the central gate of the cemetery. An investigation is underway. Recall that this is not the first case of vandalism in the cemeteries of Kurgan. Sources At the city cemetery of Kurgan - a new act of vandalism // RIA Ura.ru. 2009. January 29.

On January 28, 2009, in Moscow on Davydkovskaya Street, not far from the Slavyansky Boulevard metro station, a mass brawl occurred, with the participation of natives of the Caucasus. About 20-40 people took part in the clash, most of them minors. Several police squads arrived at the scene of the incident. According to some reports, riot police took part in detaining the instigators of the fight, but the Moscow Main Internal Affairs Directorate did not officially confirm this information.

On January 29, 2009, it became known that an unsold part of the circulation of Vladimir Istarkhov's book "What is Dead Water?" (M: [OOO Russkaya Pravda-press], 2005) was confiscated in Yekaterinburg. Let us recall that on Verkh-Isetsky District Court of Yekaterinburg, Sverdlovsk Region, recognized July 3, 2008, the the book as extremist material.