November 7 2011 at about 21:40 in St. Petersburg on Nekrasov Street a group of young people (in under 30 years old), armed with bats, broke into the premises of an Azerbaijani cuisine restaurant "Kishmish" and staged a pogrom. There were six to ten attackers. They knocked over tables and chairs broke dishes and an aquarium, and then fled. Fortunately, none of the visitors personnel were not injured. According to eyewitnesses, the attackers looked like Nazi skinheads.

On November 4, 2011, a spontaneous rally was held in Khotkovo (Moscow region) near the Yubileiny cinema. Among the requirements put forward by the participants, was the expulsion from the city of all illegal migrants from Central Asia and the Caucasus. The event was attended by about 150 Human. This time, the reason for holding it was the attack on a 13-year-old girl by several young people, presumably natives of Tajikistan.

November 7, 2011 in Kalininsky Petersburg, two young men smashed the entrance of one from the houses on Kultury Avenue. Young people broke down the door in the entrance of the house, windows were smashed and swastikas painted on the walls. Awoken residents reported the incident to the police. into place incidents, employees of the Department of Private Security at the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs left Russia in St.

On the evening of November 8, 2011, a second man was shot dead in Yaroslavl Imam of the local Cathedral Mosque. The body was found in the entrance of a residential building in Dzerzhinsky district of Yaroslavl. The killer fired several shots, one of them to the head. A criminal case has been initiated.

November 7, 2011 in the Syktyvkar court held preliminary hearing on the complaint of the Pentecostal Church "God's Glory" on the actions of the city administration, which prevented the holding of public events. From July to October 2011, Protestants filed about 50 applications with asking them to allow them to hold their events in the city centre, including on Stefanovskaya Square, but the authorities refused under various pretexts.

Edited by Alexander Verkhovsky Сontents: SUMMARY RADICAL NATIONALISM AND XENOPHOBIC AGGRESSION IN SUMMER 2011 : Violence : Vandalism : Relations with established political parties : Activity of the ultra-right atrallies : Other types of non-criminal activity COUNTERACTION TO RADICAL NATIONALISM AND XENOPHOBIA : Creation of regulatory acts andinterpretations of applying the law : Criminal proceedings : ( Penalty for violence : Punishment for vandalism : Punishment for propaganda ) :

October 2011 was marked on the one hand bya large number of wrongful criminal cases and improper bans, and on the otherby the laudable termination of criminal proceedings against the Voina art groupand the lifting of a ban on a painting depicting Mickey Mouse as Jesus Christ. Criminal Prosecution This month we became aware of six cases ascharges were initiated, and one improper sentence.

On November 8, 2011 in St. Petersburg, employees of the RF IC and the "E" center produced search in the apartment of the chairman of the board of the organization "Slavyanskaya community" and deputy editor-in-chief of the newspaper "For the Russian cause" (organizationally close to the NDPR) Roman Perin (born in 1963). Seized during the search: system unit computer, individual issues of the newspapers "For the Russian Business" and "The Secret", CD-ROMs and part books.

On November 8, 2011, it became known that Moscow anti-fascist Igor Kharchenko could be charged under Art. 282.1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (organization of an extremist community). Since July 11, 2011, he and another Moscow anti-fascist Denis Solopov have also been accused in the case of an attack on far-right activists Vladlen Sumin and V. Zhidousov on July 4, 2010.

On November 8, 2011, the Moscow Regional Court overturned the decision of the Shchelkovsky City Court to refuse to accept a number of individuals and organizations their appeals against the banning of a number of books by Ron Hubbard and decided to accept the appeals, attach them to the case and send them to the Moscow Regional Court for consideration in the cassation substantive order.