of Extremist Materials was again replenished On March 20, the Federal List . It includes paragraphs. 328 - 340, among which there are Muslim editions. Leaflet containing the text "Can't feed your family? This is democracy! Russian, fight back, save the white race!" (decision of the Leninsky District Court of Ivanovo dated October 30, 2008). A leaflet containing the text "A healthy state, a healthy family, a prosperous future.

On March 10, 2009, a criminal case was initiated in Kostroma under Art. 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (actions aimed at inciting hatred or enmity, committed with the use of violence) against a 23-year-old Nazi skinhead detained on March 2, suspected of beating a 16-year- old punk. The investigation believes that the beating of the punk was motivated by the subcultural affiliation of the Nazi skinhead.

On March 20, 2009, in St. Petersburg, the Dzerzhinsky City Court again at the Memorial Research Center ruled that the search in connection with the criminal case against the Novy Peterburg newspaper was illegal. Recall that the Dzerzhinsky City Court had already recognized the search as illegal, but this decision was canceled by the City Court and returned for reconsideration.

On March 19, a Muslim prayer hall (musalla) was opened in Balashikha near Moscow. The opening ceremony was attended by the head of the Council of Muftis of Russia Ravil Gainutdin, Deputy Minister of the Government of the Moscow Region S. Komarov and the mayor of the city V. Samodelov. The Muslim community in Balashikha has existed for 15 years. All this time, believers did not have their own premises and gathered for rituals in a residential building.

On 17 March, 2009, a roundtable on combating anti-Semitism: :Current Trends and Challenges in the OSCE Region; took place in Vienna. It was organized by ODIHR OSCE. There were 3 working sessions. Working Session I: :Recent Manifestations of anti-Semitism across the OSCE region; was dedicated to two principal questions: Physical and verbal attacks against persons and violent attacks targeting places of worship, community property, cemeteries and Holocaust memorial sites (introduced by Mr.

On March 20, the European Court of Human Rights suspended the extradition of 29-year-old Uzbek citizen Nabi Sultanov from Russia. The Uzbek authorities are demanding his extradition on charges of encroaching on the constitutional order of the Republic of Uzbekistan (Article 159 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan) and organizing a criminal community (Article 242 of the Republic of Uzbekistan). N.

We publish the SOVA Center's representative's report at the roundtable on combating anti-Semitism: :Current Trends and Challenges in the OSCE Region;, which took place on 17 March, 2009, in Vienna. Manifestations of Anti-Semitism Anti-Semitism is an ideological foundation of numerous radical nationalist groups in Russia; however, it is not a predominant manifestation of xenophobia. In particular, Jews are rarely targeted by violence directly.

On March 20, 2009, new additions to the Federal List of Extremist Materials were made on the website of the Ministry of Justice . It included paragraphs. 328 - 340. We draw the readers' attention to the fact that paragraph No. 333 included two materials at once. As of March 20, 2009, the list includes 340 items (in fact, 332 items). Update of the Federal List of Extremist Materials dated March 20: Leaflet containing the text "Can't feed your family? This is democracy!