September 25, 2009 in St. Petersburg on Liteiny Prospekt, a large group of neo-Nazis attacked the visitors of the Iron Lion club. According to eyewitnesses, in addition to beating anti-fascists who came to the club, neo-Nazis threw glass bottles and shot at people with traumatic weapons. The attackers fled. According to one of the witnesses, "a few hours later the attackers returned again, this time in three cars, and again beat the visitors, among whom were anti-fascists" .

On September 27, 2009, in Cheboksary (Chuvash Republic), in the Student Town microdistrict, two citizens of Equatorial Guinea, students of one of the local universities, were beaten up. This became known from the news about the completion of the investigation of the criminal case. Sources In Cheboksary, two young people are accused of committing extremist crimes // SU SK under the Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Federation for the Chuvash Republic. 2010. March 2.

On September 25, it became known that the students of the Arsk Pedagogical College in Tatarstan sent a complaint to the Ministry of Education in connection with discrimination on religious grounds by the leadership of the college. "The administration and teachers of the college have a negative attitude towards the wearing of a headdress by students who profess Islam.

On the night of September 26-27, an attack was made on a Baptist prayer house in Vladivostok. Unknown people got inside the church fence and first smashed the profile of the plastic window with a large stone. Then two Molotov cocktails were thrown into the hole. The bottles shattered on the grate, but some of the burning liquid fell through the hole into the interior of the church. As a result of the incident, no one was injured.

On September 22, 2009, in Moscow, not far from the Sevastopolskaya metro station, an attack was made on a native of Buryatia, 23-year-old Bair Sambuev. Sambuev was attacked by two people near his house and stabbed 9 times. The man still managed to get to the apartment. But when the ambulance arrived, the victim had already died. The attackers left Sambuev's money, phone and valuables at the crime scene.

Even before the Presidium of the Supreme Arbitration Court of Russia accepted for consideration the application of the news agency "Ura.Ru" about the jurisdiction of issues related to challenging the anti-extremist warnings of Roskomnadzor, representatives of the publication appealed to the Grand Jury of the Sverdlovsk Creative Union of Journalists with a request to clarify professional standards for publication messages to the audience on forums and conferences of online media.

September 24, 2009 in St. Petersburg, an attack was made on an anti-fascist named "Green". The victim received several stab wounds and lost a lot of blood. The anti-fascist was hospitalized. **Based on materials from right-wing websites Inc. inf.**

On September 26, 2009, in Moscow, at the exit from the Lyublino metro station to the Moscow trade and fair complex, an elderly woman wrote on the pavement with white paint " Asia away from Moscow" . A few hours later, only part of the word "away" remained from the inscription by the forces of the metro staff. According to right-wing forums

On the night of September 26-27, 2009, in Vladivostok, the second arson of the Good News Baptist Church was committed. The arsonists broke the plastic window of the church and threw two Molotov cocktails into it. Firefighters arrived at the scene and extinguished the flames inside and outside the building. No harm done. Recall that the first arson of the church occurred on August 22, 2009. Sources Baptist church attacked in Vladivostok // Data.Ru. 2009. September 28.

September 21-22, 2009 in Kislovodsk (Stavropol Territory) a seminar "Application of legislation on countering extremism in the practice of the media" was organized by ANO "Center for the Protection of Media Rights of the Republic of Dagestan" in conjunction with the international organization "Article 19". Galina Kozhevnikova (SOVA Center, Moscow), Dmitry Dubrovsky (Smolny Institute of Liberal Arts and Sciences, St.

In September 2009, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia provided the SOVA Center with data that allows us to correct our statistics on people who have died from racist and neo-Nazi violence since the beginning of 2009.