21 October 2010 it became known that the authorities of the South-Eastern administrative district of Moscow, on the territory of which it was planned to build mosque, suggested to the mayor of the city to place it in another territory. Recall that the construction plans caused dissatisfaction with local residents and protests from both sides of the conflict.

On October 21, 2010 it became known that in Adygea a commission on illegally installed religious symbols, including crosses. An investigation was carried out, which revealed that several people are engaged in the illegal installation of crosses. "Recently they caught a man who erected a cross on the Sacred Mountain of the Circassians. Same abnormal, some kind of paradox in relation to the universal norms of behavior", - stressed the head of the organization "Adyghe Khase".

On October 21, 2010, it became known that in Penza the parishioners of the Church "Live faith" publicly burned the collection popular animated series The Simpsons. During the action, more than 20 disc sets. "This cartoon is blasphemous, it makes fun of Christmas, church, righteous way of life, family values. People who watch this cartoon, are filled with emptiness and stupidity, degradation occurs, "- considers the youth pastor of the church "Live faith".

On October 21, 2010, it became known that the Investigative Committee for the Vladimir region is conducting a pre-investigation check in connection with the appearances in some media reports of unlawful actions of employees of the Holy Bogolyubsky Monastery in towards orphanage students. During the audit, an assessment will be made of the arguments presented by the media and a procedural decision has been made,” the UPC said.

On October 18, 2010, in Moscow, not far from house 6 along Rogova Street, an attack was made on a native of Uzbekistan. The 19-year-old visitor was attacked by two young men and stabbed several times. Fortunately, the victim managed to survive and was taken to the hospital. No robbery was reported. Sources Teenagers who attacked a migrant from Uzbekistan were detained // IA Rosbalt. 2010. October 19.

October 20, 2010 in Moscow at the Museum and Public Center. published by the SOVA Center was presented to the expert community and civil activists Andrei Sakharov, the collection "Racism: Modern Western Approaches" .

In October 2010, in the Vologda region, an investigation into the case of the beating of a citizen of Kyrgyzstan by her compatriot, an ethnic Uzbek, was completed. The man is accused of inflicting beatings motivated by ethnic hatred (paragraph “b” of part 2 of article 116 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation) and of insulting (part 1 of article 130 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). The case has already gone to court.

On October 20, 2010, the Primorsky Regional Court delivered a verdict in the case of four residents of Vladivostok - Alexander M., Viktor V. Sergey P. and Maria Gapenko, who, among other things, were accused of three murders. In total, 5 people suffered from their actions.

On October 19, 2010, two young people were detained in Moscow. They are suspected of committing an attack on a 19-year-old native of Uzbekistan, which took place the day before, on October 18. The detainees were an 18-year-old resident of the Moscow region and a 16-year-old student of one of the Moscow colleges. Sources Teenagers who attacked a migrant from Uzbekistan were detained // IA Rosbalt. 2010. October 19.

On October 20, 2010 it became known that the research center portal SuperJob.ru conducted a sociological study. Respondents were questions were asked: “Does the opinion of the clergy influence your political choice? about this or that candidate or party?” and “Should the government spend budget money for the construction and restoration of religious buildings of various religions?" The survey involved 3,000 people from all subjects of the Russian Federation.

In October 2010, an investigation into the case of a 20-year-old resident of the regional center was completed in the Khabarovsk Territory.

We bring to your attention an article by Aidar Sultanov, a judge of the Arbitration Energy Court, a member of the Association for the Improvement of Life and Education. "... Killing a good book means almost the same thing as killing a person. Whoever kills a person kills a rational being, the likeness of God; the one who destroys a good book kills the very mind, kills, as it were, the visible image of God.