October 12, 2010 in Omsk, on the Alley of Glory of Veterans in In the Victory Park, unknown people plucked 12 portraits of war veterans from the structures there. " On the left, nine portraits in a row were torn off and on the right - more three. Unfortunately, not all of them were found ," the Deputy head of the Central District. Information about the incident was transferred to the internal affairs bodies.

October 11, 2010 Ilkhom, representative of the Krasnoyarsk Muftiate Merazhov appealed to the Collegium for Civil Cases of the Krasnoyarsk Regional Court with a cassation complaint against the decision of the Railway Court of Krasnoyarsk to recognize as extremist material from the book of Said Nursi "The tenth word about the resurrection from dead" from the collection of works "Risale - and Hyp".

October 11 2010 in Sergiev Posad (Moscow region) two young men attacked a 22-year-old citizen of Tajikistan. injured was hospitalized to the city clinical hospital from the forecourt with three stab wounds in the back. By "hot pursuit" officers of the criminal investigation department detained two young people - a resident of Moscow and a resident of Sergiev Posad, who confessed to attack on a foreigner.

October 12 2010, the investigative department of the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation for the Tyumen region presented public activist Andrey Kutuzov charged under Part 1 of Article 280 (public calls for extremist activity) of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. Recall we are talking about the leaflet "Down with political repression! Cops against the wall!", which, according to the FSB, was written by Kutuzov for distribution at a rally on 30 October 2009.

We bring to your attention an article by Aidar Sultanov [1] , first published in the journal "Russian Justice" No. 9, 2010. Published with the consent of the author. "... there are three sources of injustice: obvious violence, malicious trapping in the network under the pretext of the law and the cruelty of the law itself. Francis Bacon "Great Restoration of Sciences. New Organon" [2] . For a long time, there was no legal term "extremism" in Russian law.

On October 13, 2010, the City Court of St. Petersburg ruled return to the prosecutor's office of criminal cases and about a series of nationalist attacks in St. Petersburg on 1 December 2007 The basis for such a decision of the court was a technical error made during formation of an indictment in this case, in respect of one of defendants. One of the defendants does not have articles of accusation. It turned out only at the hearing.

On October 13, 2010, it became known that the Committee for Relations with religious organizations in Moscow denied the information of the Council of Muftis of Russia about the alleged violation of the rights of Muslims on October 8 , n.

At first October 2010, the verdict of the Anzhero-Sudzhensk city court came into force in against two 20-year-old youths for beatings a series of hate-motivated from 24 to February 26, 2009. Young people are recognized guilty of "deliberately causing harm to health out of hooligan motives" and stealing a passport. (From the message about the court not it is quite clear which articles of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation are meant).

October 11 2010, the commander of the Sokol military unit (Perm), Dmitry Kuznetsov, stated at a meeting of the interfaith committee that in some cases, conflicts arise "on religious and purely national grounds." Note that this is the first confession known to us ethnic and religious motivations of the conflict on the part of military commanders.

October 12, 2010 Center for the Study of Extremism Petersburg University reported on the work carried out since official opening of the Center ( February 2010 ). According to the head of the center Sergey Kuznetsov, in just during this period, it received 300 appeals (mostly initiated law enforcement agencies) with requests to check certain publications “on extremism". 120 examinations have already been carried out, and in 80 cases the experts did not find "signs of extremism".

October 7, 2010 FMS Russia in the Rostov region revealed a violation of the established rules of stay foreign citizen in Russia. According to the website "161.ru", a citizen of Azerbaijan Eldaniz Balyar-oglu Abdullaev was the leader of the Rostov followers of the international religious association "Nurcular". Law enforcement reports that E. Abdullayev propagated the ideas of "Nurdzhular" and recruited new members of the organization. By court order, E. Abdullayev expelled from Russia..