July 16, 2010 Central District Court Komsomolsk-on-Amur obliged the local provider LLC "RA RTS Rosnet" close access to multiple content servers by adding on the edge router rules for filtering the IP addresses of these sites, motivating this by the fact that that they contain extremist materials.

On July 27, 2010, it became known that at the Third Mariinsky Gymnasium city ​​of Ulyanovsk, which is not an Orthodox educational institution, placed icons, portraits of Orthodox saints and religious paintings. Parents some children filed a protest against the "imposition of children of Orthodox culture. Imam-khatib of the Central Cathedral Mosque of Ulyanovsk Rustam Safin addressed a complaint against the leadership of the gymnasium to the Ministry of Education of the Ulyanovsk Region.

On July 28, 2010, the Primorsky Regional Court satisfied the prosecutor's claim Primorsky Territory dated June 23, 2010 on the liquidation of the Primorsky regional human rights public organization (PRPO "Union of Slavs", registration date of the Federal Reserve for Primorsky Krai February 14, 2008 years) in connection with the implementation of extremist activities. Organization leader Alexander Komarov, convicted .

July 25, 2010 representatives of the Movement for the Protection of the Khimki Forest met with Alexander Semchenko, head of the Teplotekhnik company, leading deforestation. A. Semchenko is a bishop of the Church Evangelical Christians in Russia. During the meeting, A. Semchenko advised the activists "not to go against the state machine." An agreement was reached to suspend cutting until 28 July. Recall that on July 23, an attack was made on the camp of environmentalists . Later, A.

July 26, 2010 in Moscow at about 22:00 near the Profsoyuznaya metro station there was a mass brawl between the natives of Uzbekistan and the natives of Kyrgyzstan. A verbal conflict that began between several natives of Uzbekistan and citizens Kyrgyzstan, escalated into a fight in which, according to various estimates, from 20 to 40 Human. According to media reports, the clash was motivated by ethnic hatred, related to the events in southern Kyrgyzstan in June 2010.

On July 26, 2010, the Novomoskovsky City Court satisfied the claims requirements of the regional prosecutor dated June 9, 2010 and recognized as extremist 6 videos ("Miracle", "The Appearance of the Cross", "Telebridge", "Chipping", "American Show", "Coffins for Americans"), placed on DVD discs. In addition, the court recognized the speech of Father Vasily in the temple of the village of Ivankovo, Kimovsky district, as extremist dated December 4, 2007 on the DVD-ROM "Orthodoxy or Death".

At the end of July 2010, the Vyborg District Court of St. Petersburg passed a verdict in the case of minors accused of attacking passengers on the Roshchino-St. Petersburg commuter train in November 2008, as a result of which Uzbek citizen Sh. Ergashev died. Four teenagers (previously it was reported about five defendants) were found guilty under Article 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (incitement of national hatred).