On April 22, 2010, in Pavlovsk (St. Petersburg), Nazi symbols appeared on the monuments of architecture of the late 18th - early 19th centuries on the territory of the Pavlovsk Museum-Reserve. Fascist signs and xenophobic inscriptions were found on the structures of the bridge near the northern building of the palace (1799, architect V. Brenna), the walls of the Cold Bath Pavilion (1799, arch. C. Cameron), gate posts with vases (1820). , architect C.

On April 26, 2010, it became known that in Murmansk the investigating authorities of the Investigative Committee for the Murmansk Region were carrying out a pre-investigation check on the distribution of leaflets of the Old Russian Church of Old Believers-Inglings by unknown persons in the city of Severomorsk. According to the UPC RF, the author of the leaflet calls to ignore other confessions.

On April 24, 2010, the corpse of an Orthodox priest was discovered in the village of Yantikovo in Chuvashia. A criminal case has been initiated. The suspect has been detained. Sources Village priest killed in Chuvashia, suspect detained // Interfax-religion. 2010. April 26.

In December 2010, it became known that on April 26 at The Uktus cemetery in Yekaterinburg was an act of vandalism. Was broken several wooden crosses and a metal tombstone was knocked down. In December 2010, the Chkalovsky District Court Yekaterinburg found guilty of committing this crime 16-year-old Vadim K. Sources Teen vandal sentenced // Website of the Prosecutor's Office of the Sverdlovsk Region. 2010. December 10.

On April 23, 2010, an agreement on cooperation between the power department of the region and the Spiritual Administration of Muslims was signed in Komi. The document was signed by the Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic Vladimir Eremchenko and the Chairman of the Spiritual Muslim Board Valiakhmad Gayazov. According to V.

Summary Legal regulations concerning religious organizations : Problems relating to places of worship : Favors granted by the government to certain religious organizations : Other examples of discrimination and undue interference : Religion in the military and other uniformed forces : Religion and secular education : Lack of protection from defamation attacks : Measures against incitement to religious hatred The SOVA Center for Information and Analysis presents its fourth annual report on the

Since the beginning of 2010, there have been at least 9 attacks on black people in Moscow. In early January 2010, on the Sokolnicheskaya metro line, an unidentified man armed with a pistol threatened to kill an African student and demanded: "Get out to Africa." After the car stopped at one of the metro stations, the attacker fled. On January 21, 2010, near the Chistye Prudy metro station, three young men beat a citizen of the Congo and fled. Passers-by called an ambulance.

At the end of April 2010, in Moscow, on Shabolovka Street, Nazi symbols appeared at the end of an office building, and in one of the trolleybuses of route No. 33 there were inscriptions: " Caucasus home! Bourgeois home! ". Fascist sign on Shabolovka street painted with black spray paint. Inc. inf.

On April 17, 2010 in Moscow, near the Planernaya metro station, a group of 8 people beat up natives of Abkhazia Gartsky and Gvazava. Gartskia was taken to the hospital in serious condition, he underwent an emergency operation. The victim's condition is currently assessed as stable. Sources 8 people beat two Abkhazians in Moscow // Club of experts. 2010. April 23.

On April 26, it became known that the Mayor's Office of Vladivostok had concluded two new agreements with the ROCOR(V-V) St. Eusebius Parish on the gratuitous use of parish buildings until the end of March 2011. The temple is in the municipal property. Let us recall that earlier the city authorities refused to renew the contract with St. Eusebius parish, referring to the decision of the head of the city administration Igor Pushkarev.