April 13, 2010 in the Lazarevsky District Court of Sochi (Krasnodar Territory) began consideration of the criminal case of Vladimir Atamanchuk, accused of inciting ethnic hatred (Part 1, Article 282). Recall that the case was initiated for the article “Let's go to the polls. Yes! No...

On May 12, 2010, the Pravoberezhny District Court of Magnitogorsk delivered a verdict in the case against Vyacheslav Loza, charged under Part 2 of Art. 280 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (public calls for the implementation of extremist activities using the media). The court sentenced V. Loza to 1 year of imprisonment conditionally, with a probationary period of 1 year. It should be reminded that V.

On the initiative and at the expense of the head of the Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications, Mikhail Seslavinsky, in Dzerzhinsk, Nizhny Novgorod Region, the construction of a chapel in honor of the official's heavenly patron, Archangel Michael, has begun. The construction of the chapel began despite the absence of a decision on the allocation of land and a building permit. Public hearings before the start of construction were also not held.

On May 19, the State Duma adopted in the second reading amendments to the federal law "On the days of military glory and memorable dates in Russia", establishing a new memorable date - the Day of the Baptism of Russia. It is proposed to celebrate the holiday on July 28. Sources The idea to celebrate the Day of the Baptism of Rus' was approved by the Duma in the second reading // Interfax-religion. 2010. May 19.

at the construction site near the Church of the Resurrection of Christ in Kadashi On May 19 , construction work began . They began to demolish the remains of buildings of the XVIII-XIX centuries. Recall that the previous project for the construction of the residential complex "Five Capitals" was banned . The new project has not yet left the stage of pre-project proposals. Sources Dismantling of historical buildings in Kadashevskaya Sloboda (Moscow) has begun // IA REGNUM. 2010. May 19.

On May 19, 2010, two racists (probably Nazi skinheads) were detained in Moscow, suspected of attacking natives of Tajikistan and Mongolia at the Stankolit station on May 12. During a search, they seized literature with the symbols "SS 88" and a baseball bat with a swastika. During interrogation, young people (16 and 19 years old) confessed to committing a whole series of attacks (we are talking about at least 8 episodes).

In May 2010, the National Bolshevik Yevgeny Voluzhev was again charged by the Investigative Department of the Investigative Committee of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for the Khabarovsk Territory under Part 2 of Art. 282.2 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (participation in the activities of an extremist organization). Earlier, the court of the Central District of Khabarovsk returned his criminal case to the prosecutor's office to correct errors.

On the night of May 19, 2010, two young people (19 and 23 years old) were caught red-handed in Yaroslavl, who applied xenophobic inscriptions and a Nazi swastika on the buildings of the district court and the regional migration service. They were noticed by a private security officer and called the police. During the arrest, the young people tried to hide and get rid of the paint cans. A criminal case has been initiated under Art. 214 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (vandalism).

On May 12, 2010, in Moscow, at the Stankolit railway station, two racists (16 and 19 years old) attacked natives of Tajikistan and Mongolia. A native of Tajikistan, along with his uncle, was heading to the Savelovsky shopping center when, for no reason, two young men attacked him on a railway platform and stabbed him in the stomach. A few minutes later, in the same place, a native of Mongolia was attacked, who was heading to a hypermarket with his wife.

In May, the missionary department of the Chelyabinsk diocese appealed to the heads of educational institutions, teachers, educators and parents with an appeal to "treat with maximum vigilance the structures offering services for organizing children's recreation." The authors of the appeal fear a "sharp activation" of "destructive cults in organizing children's recreation and leisure in the summer", and believe that such "cults" during the summer holidays will try "under the guise of various

On May 17-18, a meeting of the All-Church Court was held in Moscow on the complaint of Archpriest Pavel Adelgeim, who challenged the 2008 decision to remove him from his post as rector of the Pskov Church of St. Myrrh-Bearing Women. According to the expert opinion of the chief lawyer of the Moscow Patriarchate, nun Ksenia (Chernega), all the constituent documents of the parish were drawn up incorrectly, so legally the parish did not exist.

On May 17, the leading radio stations "Silver Rain" called the Orthodox taxi service "Moscow Troika" live. The taxi website says that their services "are designed not only for Orthodox people, but for everyone, regardless of their religion." The leading radio station was perplexed by the interview of one of the drivers of this taxi service, published in "Afisha", where the driver made several xenophobic statements about Georgians, Armenians and "non-Russians" in general.

On March 28, Oleg Polukhin, Deputy Governor of the Belgorod Region, approved a plan of measures to ensure spiritual security for 2010. The plan provides for the inclusion of the course "Spiritual security" in the programs of spiritual and educational centers of the region and Sunday schools, the Belgorod Regional Institute for Advanced Studies and the Belgorod Seminary, classes on this course with employees of structures for youth affairs of municipalities and local governments.

On May 19, 2010, in Yaroslavl, a Nazi swastika and xenophobic graffiti appeared on the buildings of the Kirovsky District Court and the regional migration service, calling for racist violence and violence against law enforcement officers and judges. red-handed at the crime scene . were caught Two young men (19 and 23 years old) Sources Extremists have painted the courthouse with calls for murder // TVNZ. 2010. May 19.