On May 5, 2010, a Tajik citizen was killed near the Stankolit railway platform in Moscow. Two young people (16 and 19 years old) are suspected of involvement in the murder: one of them, a ninth-grader from one of the Moscow schools, was previously a member of the "Slavic Union", the other is a 5th year student of one of the technical colleges. Walking near the railway platform, they noticed a native of Tajikistan and attacked him. The student stabbed the man twice, one of which hit the heart.

On May 20, 2010, the St. Petersburg Prosecutor's Office published a report by Deputy St. Petersburg Prosecutor Alexei Mayakov "Issues of counteracting the spread of extremist materials on the Internet", presented at the X International Likhachev Scientific Readings "Dialogue of Cultures and Partnership of Civilizations: the Formation of a Global Culture". In the report, in particular. It is said that in 2009 the law enforcement agencies of St.

On May 20, 2010, it became known that the Russian Orthodox Church announced the beginning of the mobilization of active young personnel. “The first pilot project for the training of Orthodox youth leaders is beginning,” said Abbot Joasaph (Poluyanov), head of the Patriarchal Center for the Spiritual Development of Children and Youth. As part of the project, the School of Youth Ministry is starting to operate - a program for express training of specialists in working with teenagers.

On May 16, 2010, the Rossiya TV channel showed a film by VGTRK journalist Alexander Rogatkin, dedicated to the activities of "sects" in Russia. Particular attention was paid to the Goth subculture. The screening was followed by a discussion of the film and the activities of the "sects". The discussion was attended by host Maria Sittel, Chairman of the Religious Council under the Ministry of Justice Alexander Dvorkin, Archpriest Dmitry Smirnov, psychiatrist Yuri Polishchuk and others. A.

On May 20, 2010, the Perm Court considered the cassation submission of the prosecutor's office against the court decision on the parole of G. Grabovoy and made a decision in his favor. Let us recall that on April 28, 2010, the court already granted the request for his parole. On May 7, the Berezniki Prosecutor's Office for Supervision of the Execution of Laws in Correctional Institutions filed a cassation appeal against the court's decision on parole. G.

On 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. It turned out that the young people were related to an ultra-right group that was detained in the city at the end of 2009 and were witnesses in the case of a series of racist attacks.

was once again updated On May 20, 2010, the Federal List of Extremist Materials . It included paragraphs. 602-614. The update mainly consisted of issues and publications of the racist magazine "Great Russian Host" (unfortunately, some of these materials are indicated with errors in the titles). In addition, the list traditionally includes several materials that cannot be identified, as well as a text by M.

On May 20, 2010, it became known that the courts in Cherepovets closed 25 administrative cases filed against Jehovah's Witnesses in March 2010 for lack of corpus delicti. The cases were initiated at the initiative of employees of the center for combating extremism in Cherepovets. Protocols on an administrative offense were drawn up "for failure to provide information." By May 24, 2010, 25 administrative cases were terminated.