On October 20, 2009, the Preobrazhensky Court in Moscow sentenced Leonid Romanov (b. 1984) and Maxim Orlov (b. 1987) to Lokomotiv fans who hung the banner "Prisoners of Conscience, you are not forgotten. White memory. Russian verdict", in support of people convicted of murders and attempted murders motivated by ethnic hatred.

The Vladimir Territorial Department of the Federal Property Management Agency appealed to the Suzdal Department of Internal Affairs with a demand to initiate a criminal case against Metropolitan of Suzdal and Vladimir Valentin (Rusantsov), the head of the Russian Orthodox Autonomous Church (ROAC).

On October 19, 2009, the Lyublinsky District Court of Moscow began considering a criminal case against Anatoly Bragin, editor-in-chief of the All-Slavic Publishing Group Russkaya Pravda. A. Bragin is charged under paragraph "b" part 2 of Art. 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (incitement of hatred or enmity by a person using his official position) for the publication of the book by M. K. Volkov "Why do people not like the Jewish mafia?".

On October 20, an appeal was published from 36 communities of the Exodus Church, which are part of the Southern Diocesan Administration of the Russian United Union of Christians of the Evangelical Faith (Pentecostals), to Russian President Dmitry Medvedev. It talks about the pressure being put on members of local Exodus organizations in various regions. Since September 20, police officers have been visiting church parishioners in St.

The program of the NTV channel "ChP. Investigation", which aired on October 9, was entirely dedicated to Jehovah's Witnesses. The creators of the program accused the members of this organization of killings and conducting extremist activities. According to Vasily Kalin, head of the Administrative Center of Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia, the journalists published unreliable information, juggling the facts.

On the evening of October 18, Olga Gumanova (Kurova), a freelance correspondent for the Interfax-religion portal, was beaten near her home (Yuzhnoye Medvedkovo, Moscow). The unknown person threw her onto the asphalt and began kicking her in the head and arm. The woman was protected by passers-by. The attacker managed to escape. The victim was wearing jewelry and had money and a communicator in her purse, but the attacker did not try to rob her. As O.

On October 20, 2009, a colleague of the city court of St. Petersburg satisfied the complaint of journalist Nikolai Andrushchenko against the verdict of the Dzerzhinsky court. Andrushchenko was released from paying a fine of 20 thousand rubles due to the statute of limitations. Recall that he was found guilty of insulting employees of the St. Petersburg prosecutor's office, while the charge of inciting extremism (part 2 of article 280 of the Criminal Code) was reclassified to part 1 of art.

On October 20, 2009, it became known that several outlets were discovered in Tyumen selling swastika jewelry. This was reported in the media by one of the local schoolgirls of the city. "I saw earrings with a fascist swastika. I was very surprised, I thought that this could not be. But when I brought these earrings to school, many said that they wear the same ones," she said .

On September 29, a 12-year-old patient was admitted to the surgical department of the Privolzhsky Central District Hospital (Samara Region) with serious injuries resulting from an accident. The girl was operated on, but her condition remained serious, and the doctors began to insist on a blood transfusion. The child's parents did not give their consent to this for religious reasons. are Jehovah's Witnesses.

On October 20, 2009, in Omsk, a sentence was passed in a criminal case under Part 1 of Art. 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (incitement of hatred or enmity, as well as humiliation of human dignity) in relation to Andrei Babenko and Danil Fateev, born in 1989. The court sentenced them to a fine of 120 thousand rubles. to each. It should be reminded that on May 10, 2008 the defendants distributed leaflets with swastikas and inscriptions "We are Russians!

On October 20, 2009, it became known that in Ulyanovsk the case of the neo-Nazi group Simbirsk White Power, who killed Cameroonian Etizok Ndobe Ernest, on August 10, 2009, was brought to court. 8 young people, two of whom are minors, and a 22-year-old girl were brought to criminal responsibility. The grouping was created in early 2008 by Dmitry Nikitin (born 1986).

On October 20, the Investigative Committee of the Russian Prosecutor's Office for the Vladimir Region decided not to initiate a criminal case in connection with the incident at the orphanage at the Bogolyubov Monastery “due to the absence of a crime.” The audit found that “in the monastery, in fact, such a type of educational influence is used as the resettlement of pupils from the group into a separate room (cell), with the goal of protecting children from “harmful influence.” However, at the

On the night of October 19, 2009, in Blagoveshchensk, in the Uchenicheskoye pereulok, a group of young people knocked out the door of the trailer where the natives of China lived, guarding the construction site, and began to throw stones inside. There were four people in the trailer. As a result of the attack, all the victims were injured. It is reported that one person was operated on, a 45-year-old man lost his eye. After providing medical assistance, the man left Russia.

On October 1, the Investigative Department of the Investigative Committee under the Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Federation for the Rostov Region refused to initiate a criminal case against the Church of Christians of the Evangelical Faith "Exodus". Previously, at the request of citizens who were undergoing treatment in the church, a prosecutor's inspection was carried out, during which signs of a crime under paragraph "g" of Part 2 of Art.

At the end of September, the pastor of the Syktyvkar Church of Christ the Savior (Evangelical Christian Baptists) V. Legkiy appealed to the prosecutor's office of Syktyvkar and the prosecutor's office of the Komi Republic with a statement about the article by Denis Sasin "Caution: destructive movements , sects and cults!" , which reported this According to the newspaper Krasnoye Znamya , D. Sasin is a member of a local nationalist organization. contains V.