In September 2010, St. Petersburg completed investigation into the far-right group "Lincoln 88", which has been operating in the city since August to December 2007. 25 people will soon be in the dock, in between the ages of 17 and 23 (earlier it was reported that 26 people were involved in the case). The case has been taken to court. Young people charged with 12 racist attacks died as a result of which a native of Armenia Sargsyan and a visitor from Uzbekistan - Umidjon Khayitov.

On September 13, 2010, about 200 employees of the State Russian Museum addressed the director of this museum with a statement regarding the situation surrounding the Toropetsk Icon of the Mother of God, which had been transferred for temporary storage to a church near Moscow. They did not receive a response from the director. Then several employees sent a letter to the Minister of Culture of the Russian Federation, Alexander Avdeev.

On September 16, 2010, the Synodal Department for Charity held an expanded meeting on the problems of the homeless with the participation of leaders of Orthodox movements helping the homeless in Moscow.

On September 17, 2010 it became known about the order of the mayor Moscow Yuri Luzhkov on the allocation of 153 million rubles from the city budget for restoration of 17 religious objects. 126.3 million will be allocated in 2010, the rest - in 2011. The money will be used to restore the temple.

September 16, 2010 Smolninsky District Court Petersburg, ruled on the suit of Timur Saidgareev, one of the acquitted in the case of the attempt on the life of Governor Matvienko, who put forward claims against a number of banks that refused to open a current account for him. Bank representatives pointed out that they were not in the right open accounts for Saidgareev, as his name is still on the form Rosfinmonitoring list of persons involved in terrorist activities.

On September 17, 2010, it became known that the administration Syktyvkar issued a permit to the Muslim community "Nur" to build a mosque. A plot of 3.5 thousand square meters in the town of Lesozavod. Construction is due to start in 2011. Recall that the idea of ​​building a mosque in Syktyvkar caused a protest national patriots. The city prosecutor's office conducted an investigation into the collection of signatures against the mosque.

On September 17, 2010, a protest rally of fellow believers took place in St. Petersburg, demanding that the building of the St. Nicholas Church, occupied by the Museum of the Arctic and Antarctic, be returned to them. Several people stood along the perimeter of the museum's stairs with burning candles and a sign "Don't anger God. Bring back the church!" The action was not coordinated with the city authorities, but none of the picket participants were detained.

September 5, 2010 more than 30 people, including people in police uniform, broke into a church belonging to the True Orthodox Church during the name of St. Demetrius of Thessalonica in the village of Poselki, Kuznetsovsky District, Penza areas. Some believers were beaten at the same time. About 50 police officers and 20 Cossacks. Believers were threatened with weapons, women were tried to be dragged into police cars, one of the parishioners was placed in a pre-trial detention center.

On September 16, 2010, it became known that the Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin signed a decree transferring the Kaliningrad diocese to the Russian Orthodox Church 10 more objects of religious purpose.

September 16, 2010 in the Central District Court of St. Chelyabinsk began consideration of the merits of the case on the recognition of the book by Andrey Sviridov "Modern Russian Vedic alphabet. The ABC of the Shining Light" extremist material. Initially, the case was to be considered by one of the courts Krasnoyarsk Territory, where in October 2009 the prosecutor's office filed an appropriate claim.

On September 17, 2010, the appeal of parishioners was published church of st. Demetrius of Thessalonica village Settlements of the Kuznetsk district of the Penza region to the Moscow Helsinki Group. The letter talks about the pressure on this community True Orthodox Church from law enforcement agencies, the media and Russian Orthodox Church.

September 17, 2010 in the Leninsky District Court of Kirov trial began on the case of the 25-year-old Ivan Mikheev, head of the organization "DPNI-Kirov". He is accused of the fact that in his speech publicly justified terrorism at the May Day rally (Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation) and insulted a social group - students (part 1 of article 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). Recall that we We consider it illegal to use Art.