On June 22, 2010, the Leninsky District Court began considering a criminal case against an activist of the Union of Slavs of the Far East (SSV), accused of inciting ethnic hatred (Part 1, Article 282) for distributing leaflets of the organization in June 2009. Recall that this is not the first case against SSVD activists. In December 2009, Alexander Komarov, leader of the group , was found guilty of inciting hatred . Based on materials from right-wing radical sites

On June 23, 2010, Roskomnadzor issued an anti-extremist warning to the Political News Agency (APN, editor-in-chief K. Krylov) portal for a reader's comment on one of the articles published on the site. On June 18, 2010, the portal published Y. Mukhin's text on the court's decision to close the newspaper "To the Barrier!" (“The Ostankino court closed the newspaper To the Barrier!”).

In June 2010, the SOVA Center received statistical information for 2009 on criminal cases initiated for crimes qualified by the preliminary investigation as hate crimes in the Amur Region. In 2009, 3 cases were initiated in the Amur Region: one case under Part 4 of Art. 111 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (grievous bodily harm inflicted on the basis of hatred, negligently resulting in the death of the victim). 1 person was convicted ( the case of K. Arnautov ).

On June 9, 2010, the Yegoryevsky District Court completed its consideration of the case of a racist attack on a native of Kyrgyzstan in January 2010. Remember, there were two people on trial. 55-year-old businessman Oleg Davydov was accused under paragraphs "a", "b", part 2 of Art. 115 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (intentional infliction of minor bodily harm motivated by national hatred), and 46-year-old unemployed Andrei Dubkov - under paragraphs. "a, b" part 1 of Art.

In early June 2010, on the banks of the river. Vyatka near the city of Mamadysh (Tatarstan), law enforcement officers detained 13 Nazi skinheads - residents of Naberezhnye Chelny, Yelabuga and Kazan aged 19 to 26 years. According to some reports, the ultra-right gathered for a "rally", in particular, in order to shoot neo-Nazi propaganda videos. The reasons for the detention are not specified, but it is reported that Nazi paraphernalia was confiscated from two of this company.

In June 2010, the SOVA Center received statistical information for 2009 on criminal cases initiated for crimes qualified by the preliminary investigation as hate crimes in the Novgorod region. In 2009, 5 cases were initiated in the Novgorod region: one case under paragraph "a" part 3 of Art. 111 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (serious bodily harm inflicted by a group of persons motivated by hatred). 4 people were convicted ( the case of Borovichi Nazi skinheads ).

On June 10, in Yekaterinburg, two women - "Jehovah's Witnesses" preached, going around the apartments in building No. 10 on Lenin Street. Ringing at one of the doors, the women asked if the tenants would like to talk about the Bible, and obscene language was heard through the door. The women left.

At the end of June 2010, the Interfax-religion portal reported that 39 million rubles were allocated from the federal budget for the restoration of objects of the Solovetsky Historical and Architectural Natural Museum-Reserve. They are supposed to be used for the restoration of the laundry building, the monastery hydroelectric power station and the pier in the Blagopoluchiya harbor. After the restoration of the laundry building, the museum-reserve's storage facility will be transferred there.