In December 2010 Vyacheslav Kolobaev, Alexander Velikanov and a minor in the Moscow-Zakharovo electric train on the stage Art. "Metallurg-Electrostal" attacked a man who was mistaken for a native Caucasus. The man was beaten on the head and body with hands and feet. As a result, the victim suffered minor bodily harm. Sources Sentenced in extremist crime case // Official site of the Moscow Interregional Transport Prosecutor's Office. 2011. December 7th.

On December 30, 2010, a ceremony of signing an agreement between the Federal Penitentiary Service and the Traditional Buddhist Sangha of Russia took place in Moscow. Treaty provides for cooperation in the field of education and spiritual and moral education, provides access to Buddhist clergy in the institutions of the Federal Penitentiary Service and the construction of Buddhist religious structures in the colonies.

December 30, 2010 Prosecutor's Office of the Kaluga Region reported that the decision of the Obninsk City Court to recognize Nikolai Levashov's extremist book "Russia in Crooked Mirrors" entered into force. Recall that the Obninsk City Court recognized N. Levashov's book as extremist material "Russia in Crooked Mirrors" (in 2 vols), April 22, 2010. In the text of the book, the examination established signs of inciting hostility towards the Jews. This judgment has been appealed.

On December 21, 2010, the Main Department of Internal Affairs for the Samara Region opened two criminal cases in respect of those detained on December 18, 2010. Probably referring to young people detained in the attack December 18 for a car driven by sat a man of Central Asian appearance. Cases were initiated under clause "b" part 2 of article 116 (beatings motivated by hatred or enmity or motivated by hatred or enmity) of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation.

In December 2010, as a result of racist and neo-Nazi motivated violence killed 2 and injured at least 68 people (in December 2009, 3 were killed and 22 were injured person). The surge of violence in December 2010 is associated with the events on Manezhnaya Square and attacks subsequent days in Moscow. In addition to the capital, incidents were recorded in Petersburg, Krasnodar, Nizhny Novgorod and Rostov-on-Don.

On December 18, 2010, in Samara, in Victory Park, about 40 young people, apparently 15-16 years old, broke the windows of a car driven by a man of Central Asian appearance. The attackers were detained. Recall that on the same day in the about city 100 young people who tried to action in memory of Yegor Sviridov and shouting out xenophobic slogans. Sources Bondareva Y. In Samara opened two criminal cases after the action in memory of a fan of "Spartak" // TVNZ. 2010. December 30.

We invite you to review the events thattranspired in Moscow and other cities in Russia following the deathof soccer fan Egor Sviridov in December 2010. In December 2010, groups in manyregions of Russia organized demonstrations in memory of EgorSviridov, the soccer fan who was killed on December 6 during amassive row on Kronstadtsky Boulevard in Moscow. In cities where the demonstrations wereput together by nonpolitical organizations – often soccer fan clubs– they passed without incident.

On December 28, 2010, the prosecutor of the Zheleznodorozhny district of the city of Samara announced that she had sent to the court statements of claim against Internet providers TekhMash LLC, Samtelecom LLC, Intertelecom.ru LLC, Samara-Transtelecom CJSC, ER-Telecom Company CJSC on restricting access to 21 Internet sites.