In November 2010, the territorial administration of the city of Tula in the Central District reminded the owners that, according to the current legislation, they are responsible for the maintenance of walls and facades housing they own. In the event that an inscription appears on the building “extremist” content, such as a swastika or a xenophobic slogan, the owner is obliged to contact law enforcement authorities with the appropriate statement, and then paint over the inscription.

On November 17, 2010, the US Department of State's annual report on religious freedom in the world was published. Its authors believe that in Russia freedom of religion is recognized by law, but the rights of certain religious minorities are still infringed. “The constitution provides for freedom of religion, and the government generally respects this right in practice.

In mid-November 2010 in Sol-Iletsk, Orenburg region, employees of the regional FSB, ATC and FMS on suspicion of collaborating with Tablighi Jamaat detained three citizens of Kyrgyzstan. "It has been established that during four days, from November 9 to November 13, foreign emissaries (three citizens of Kyrgyzstan) engaged in the dissemination of non-traditional forms of Islam for Russia and recruitment new members among the visitors of the Sol-Iletsk mosque.

November 18, 2010 in Khabarovsk near house number 21 on Progressivnaya street two young people armed with a knife attacked a citizen of Tajikistan. Then one of the accused stole a mobile victim's phone number. Attackers fled the scene. Fortunately, The victim survived and received medical treatment. A few days later, the same young people killed a citizen of Uzbekistan. The attack became known in July 2011 from the news about the transfer cases to court.

November 18, 2010, 5 days after last updates, the Federal List of Extremist Materials was again added new paragraphs: 719-727. This time the list was added to the website of the movement "For Soviet union”, 5 xenophobic articles from the magazine “Great Russian Host”, a racist book "My War", the author of which is considered to be the leader of the far-right Borovikov-Voevodin group - Alexei Voevodin, the next issue of the Russkaya Volya magazine, and a xenophobic article.

November 16, 2010, in Vladimir at a round table on the topic “Interethnic relations among youth. Problems, solutions,” Deputy Head of the Center for Combating Extremism of the Internal Affairs Directorate Dmitry Lebedev said that this year 14 crimes of an “extremist nature” occurred in the region (see the certificate of the SOVA Center on “ Crimes of an extremist nature ”).

On November 17, 2010, the State Duma approved in the second reading the bill “On the transfer of state or municipal property to religious organizations for religious purposes.” The media are analyzing the amendments made to this bill. “The most important thing is that if previously a religious organization could be refused to transfer property for some reason, now there is no such right: there are grounds for transfer (documents confirming ownership) - the property is transferred without fail.

We publish the Federal List of Extremist Materials, the official version of which is published on the website of the Ministry of Justice . Due to the size of the list, we are forced to split it into several parts. This part of the list contains updates from March 1, 2011 to July 7, 2011 (from No. 494-904 ). Starting with No. 1-493, see List of materials recognized by Russian courts as extremist. Part 1 , continued from No.

On November 15, 2010, it became known that law enforcement agencies of St. Petersburg opened a criminal case under paragraph ″b″ part 1 of Art. 213 (hooliganism motivated by hatred) in connection with an art event by the group “War” called “Palace Coup”. It is not yet clear what exact motive of hatred is brought against the activists: social, ideological or political, and this parameter of the accusation in any case may still change during the investigation.