In February 2010, it became known that Abbot Sergiy (Voronkov), the abbot of the Holy Dormition Joseph-Volotsky Monastery, sent an appeal to the Prosecutor General's Office with a request to remove the garage from the building of the Church of the Nativity of the Virgin in the village of Shestakovo, Volokolamsk district. In 1995, this temple built in 1819 was recognized as an architectural monument of federal significance.

On February 9, 2010, two murders of natives of Central Asia were committed in the south of Moscow. The first murder was committed around 20:00. The body of an 18-year-old citizen of Kyrgyzstan was found in the entrance of a house on Chongarsky Boulevard. The deceased suffered stab wounds to the neck and left forearm. The second crime was committed around 9:30 p.m. Another corpse of a man of “Asian appearance”, apparently 20-25 years old, was found near the house on Volzhsky Boulevard.

In January 2010, officials responsible for relations with religious organizations were dismissed from the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation: Deputy Minister Alexei Velichko and Head of the Department for Non-Commercial Organizations Sergei Milushkin. On January 14, Alexander Fedorov, former deputy head of the Federal Drug Control Service, was appointed First Deputy Minister of Justice. According to the director of the Institute of Religion and Law Roman Lunkin , A.

In 2009, 21 extremist crimes were registered in the Far Eastern District, 6 of which were detected by employees of the Center "E" of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation for the Far Eastern Federal District. This is 19.2% less than in 2008.

The government of the Nizhny Novgorod region allocated 650,000 rubles for the restoration of the cathedral mosque in Nizhny Novgorod in 2010. This is 150 thousand rubles less than in 2009 . Sources The Nizhny Novgorod government allocated only 650 thousand rubles for the restoration of the Cathedral Mosque // IslamRF.ru. 2010. February 10.

During December 2009, Jehovah's Witnesses were attacked in different regions of Russia. On December 8, 2009, two Jehovah's Witnesses came to Tambov to visit a man who expressed his desire to learn more about the Bible. They did not find him at home and decided to wait. An unfamiliar man approached them and, having learned about the purpose of their arrival, began to shout to his neighbor to call the police. At that moment, he himself was holding back the believers, blocking their way out.

On February 8, the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation granted the application of the Prosecutor General and banned the activities of the international organization "Caucasus Emirate" ("Caucasian Emirate") in Russia, recognizing it as a terrorist organization. According to investigators, the organization promotes the ideas of "Wahhabism" and jihad. The main goal of the activity is the establishment of an Islamic state on the territory of the Caucasian republics.

On February 10, 2010, it became known that the investigative department for Severodvinsk (Arkhangelsk region) initiated a criminal case against 21-year-old Nazi skinhead Nikolai Kazanin under Part 1 of Art. 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (incitement of national hatred committed publicly or with the use of the media). The case was initiated based on the results of the FSB check.

Comments are listed in reverse chronological order. There is a fundamental discrepancy between the doctrine of the Russian Orthodox Church and the institutions accepted in society . Commentary by A. Verkhovsky on the statement of a representative of the Russian Orthodox Church that the decision of the European Court to declare illegal the refusal of the Moscow authorities to hold gay pride parades tramples on the feelings of the majority of Russians // Daily Journal. 2010. November 1.