On October 13, a picket was held in Kaluga in front of the building where meetings of Jehovah's Witnesses are held. About ten participants of the action, sanctioned by the city authorities, called for the banning of this religious organization as extremist. The picketers referred to the experience of Taganrog , where the court liquidated the local Witness organization and banned its literature.

At the end of October 2009, a rally in memory of Bair Sambuev, who was killed by neo-Nazis on September 22, 2009, will take place in Moscow. The rally of memory is planned to be held on the 40th day after the death of the young man. An initiative group of friends and relatives of the deceased, members of the Association of Youth Associations of the Republic and their supporters filed a notification of the action with the Moscow administration.

In early October 2009, in the village of Novinki, Bogorodsky district (Nizhny Novgorod region), two masked men with knives attacked workers from Uzbekistan in a house under construction in the Oka gardening partnership. Four workers from Uzbekistan were stabbed. The victims were deprived of mobile phones and clothes. The wounded were hospitalized. A criminal case has been initiated.

On October 12 Kazan hosted the first meeting of the Expert Council for State Religious Expertise under the Office of the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation for the Republic of Tatarstan (RT). At the meeting, the chairman of the council - the head of the Department for Religious Affairs under the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Tatarstan Renat Valiullin was elected.

In mid-October 2009, the Department for Combating Extremism of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Tver Region took part in a joint raid by the regional Federal Migration Service, the Federal Migration Service and OMON fighters to identify illegal migrants without a work permit for workers in the region. In particular, the inspection was carried out in the village of Elevator at the former Tver Khladokombinat plant.

On October 12, a cemetery in the village of Pushkarnoye, Belgorod District, was desecrated. Unknown people destroyed 16 graves. The investigation believes that the act of vandalism was committed by a group of criminals, no selectivity was found in their actions. According to the Bely Gorod TV and Radio Broadcasting Company, in 2008 several tombstones were destroyed at another cemetery in the Belgorod region. Then teenagers were guilty.

On October 13, it became known that the Perm diocese was calling on residents of the region to complain about the activities of Jehovah's Witnesses to the newly created Department of Spiritual Security and Assistance to Victims of Destructive Cults and Sectarian Extremism.

On October 13, 2009, in Kostroma, employees of the Center for Combating Extremism detained activists of the Left Front Dmitry Talantov and Andrey Zhuravlev. The activists were asked about the work plans of their organization and other opposition movements. In addition, according to the detainees, the staff of the center "threatened them with 'problems' if they continued their political activities and advised them 'not to appear again' in Kostroma" . Sources Far away.

On October 13, 2009, it became known that in Voronezh the Center for Combating Extremism detained an anti-fascist and anarchist student Maxim E. (full surname not named). The center's staff tried to force Maxim to take responsibility for the act of vandalism at the Comintern cemetery in Voronezh, where the graves were painted with swastikas and inscriptions "about President Medvedev." They wring Maxim's hands and tied them with tape. Five hours later he was released.

On October 8, 2009, it became known that in September 2009, in the village of Yurya, Yuryansky District, Kirov Region, police officers beat up a local resident of Azerbaijani origin, Shovket Ali-ogly Piriyev. Piriyev was detained when he was at his home. He was dragged out into the street, his car was searched, and, having shown some kind of powder, they took him to the regional department of the Federal State Drug Control Service.