On March 1, in Taganrog, by a court decision, the Kingdom Hall of the religious organization Jehovah's Witnesses was sealed. It should be reminded that on September 11, 2009, the Rostov Regional Court decided to liquidate the Taganrog organization of Jehovah's Witnesses. The organization subsequently tried to appeal the decision. However, on December 8, the Supreme Court upheld it . Inc. inf.

As it became known in February 2010, on February 25, 2009, the Prosecutor's Office of the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania filed a claim for the liquidation of four organizations of Jehovah's Witnesses in the republic: in Vladikavkaz, Alagir, Mozdok and Beslan. On April 2, 2009, the consideration of the claim in the Supreme Court of the republic began, but since May it has been suspended pending a comprehensive commission examination.

In November 2009, a number of detentions of Jehovah's Witnesses were carried out. In November 2009, in the village of Bekeshevo (Omsk Region), while preaching, a police officer detained two Jehovah's Witnesses and took them to the village administration. In the administration, he copied the passport details of the detainees and asked them to leave the village. On November 4, 2009, two Jehovah's Witnesses were detained while preaching in the village of Dzhugba (Krasnodar Territory).

In October 2009, a number of arrests were made of members of the Jehovah's Witnesses organization. On September 12, 2009, in Gubkin (Belgorod Region), two Jehovah's Witnesses who were telling people about their religious beliefs were detained and taken to the police station. In October 2009, in Salsk (Rostov Region), two Jehovah's Witnesses were detained and taken to the police station while preaching. The police examined the personal belongings of the detainees and took explanations.

On March 2, 2010, the Prosecutor's Office of the Samara Region issued a warning to Talaibek Sheraliev, a local entrepreneur, about the inadmissibility of extremist activity. According to the prosecutor's office, being a supporter of the Tablighi Jamaat organization previously banned for extremism , Sheraliev was engaged in propaganda in Samara and the Orenburg region. The prosecutor's office warned the entrepreneur that a criminal case could be initiated against him under Part 2 of Art.

On March 4, it became known that the bishop's house was transferred to the parish of the Holy Cross Cathedral in Kaliningrad free of charge. The Federal Property Management Agency was instructed to transfer it "in the prescribed manner." Prior to this, the building was in federal ownership. Sources The building of the villa was transferred to the parish of the Exaltation of the Cross Cathedral in Kaliningrad // Interfax-religion. 2010. March 4.

On March 4, 2010, the Leningradsky District Court of Kaliningrad issued a guilty verdict in a criminal case against 6 residents of the Kaliningrad Region. According to the investigation, 24-year-old Evgeny Kisteev, 21-year-old Ilya Orlov, 20-year-old Igor Isakov and three other 19-year-old young people in February 2008 systematically attacked people of non-Slavic appearance. As a result, six people received injuries of varying severity.

On March 4, it became known that the prosecutor of the Samara region, Yuri Denisov, issued a warning to a local businessman, Talaibek Sheraliev, about the inadmissibility of carrying out extremist activities.

Between September and November 2009, there were a number of attacks against Jehovah's Witnesses in various regions of Russia. On September 12, 2009, Jehovah's Witnesses were attacked in Zvenigorod (Moscow Region). An unknown man, having driven up in a car and found out that they were Jehovah's Witnesses, declared, including using obscene language: "Get out of the city! We have already burned your Hall! ". After that, the man struck one of the Jehovah's Witnesses in the face.

In January and February 2010, there were a number of attacks against Jehovah's Witnesses. In January 2010, in Krasnodar, two Jehovah's Witnesses shared their religious beliefs with other people with the residents of one of the houses. They met a man who asked what they were doing. Upon learning that they were Jehovah's Witnesses, the man began to kick them out with insults and threaten them with weapons.

On March 3, 2010, a man of Asian appearance was killed in the southeast of Moscow. The body of the deceased (looking 35-40 years old) with multiple stab wounds in the torso and neck was found on the sidewalk between houses on Lapina Street. A criminal case has been initiated under Art. 105 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (murder). Sources In Moscow, the body of a native of Asia with stab wounds was found on the street // Interfax. 2010. March 4.

On February 16, 2010, the Moscow City Court upheld the decision of the Tverskoy District Court, which refused to satisfy the complaint of the NP Center for Spiritual and Physical Improvement of Falun Dafa against the refusal of the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation to remove from the List of extremist materials publications previously recognized as extremist by the Pervomaisky District Court of Krasnodar.

In January 2010, a number of detentions of Jehovah's Witnesses were carried out. In January 2010, in the village of Novoutkinsk (Sverdlovsk Region), police officers came to the home of Jehovah's Witnesses. According to believers, they did not show any documents and behaved rudely. Police officers interrogated the believers and confiscated religious literature.