At the end of December 2011, a criminal case was initiated in Pskov. case under Part 1 of Art. 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (incitement of national hatred). The case was initiated upon the discovery of receipts for payment intercoms, on the reverse side of which xenophobic slogans and calls. Receipts were reportedly mailed to residents Pskov in June this year. So far no one has been arrested in the case.

December 29, 2011 Aviastroitelny District Court of Kazan sentenced previously wanted two members of the National Socialist groups "Front of Kazan Patriots" Vyacheslav Potemkin and Alexander Korovochkin. Recall that in the case of the remaining six members of the group, the verdict was issued in July 2011. The court found V.

Data on the number of participants in Christmas services on the night of January 6-7, 2012 has been published. In total, according to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, 2.1 million Russians attended night services. According to the Moscow City Internal Affairs Directorate, about 120 thousand people visited 282 Moscow churches where Christmas services were held. In the Orenburg region, 118 Orthodox churches were visited by about 30 thousand people. In St.

Here we publish a list of articles, reports and fragments of reports on the problems of nationalism, xenophobia and discrimination, prepared by the authors of our Center in 2012 for other publications and organizations. Publications are listed in reverse chronological order. Previous publications can be viewed: for 2002-2005 - Here , for 2006 - here , for 2007 - here , for 2008 - here , for 2009 - here, for 2010 - here for 2011 - here .

In January 2012 in the city of Cheboksary of the Republic of Chuvashia the investigation of the criminal case on inciting ethnic hatred was completed (part 1 of article 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). A 17-year-old local will soon be in the dock a resident who is accused of drawing a swastika and writing neo-Nazi slogans and symbols on the walls of houses, benches from August 2010 to April 2011 and information boards.

As it became known on January 8, 2012, on December 1, 2011, the criminal case under paragraph "b" of Part 1 of Article 213 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (hooliganism motivated by hatred), initiated on the fact of the "Palace Coup" action against members of the art movement, was dismissed. group "War" Oleg Vorotnikov and Leonid Nikolaev.

On January 1, 2012, a religious procession was held on Golden Island in the center of Moscow in defense of the parish of the Church of St. Nikolai on Bersenevka, who was denied re-registration due to refusal to accept a TIN. Community members are consistent opponents of the INN “and other globalist numbers.” In 2006, there was already an attempt to liquidate the parish for the same reason.

In early January 2012, it became known that on November 24, 2011 2009, a world court ruled that the worship of Jehovah's Witnesses was legal. The administrative case against the head of the local organization was filed on the initiative of the FSB Department and the district prosecutor's office, who accused the head of the community in conducting "unauthorized worship".

On January 7, 2012, the Rossiya-1 TV channel aired a Christmas interview with Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Russia, in which he formulated his attitude towards protests against election fraud differently than in December 2011 .

In January 2011, the Ulyanovsk Region Prosecutor's Office sent to the court a lawsuit to recognize as extremist the anti-Semitic collection “Forbidden poems "(Leonid Kornilov" 666 "," Strangers in the House "; Alexander Trubin" Eternal trouble"; Alexei Serenin "Night of the Scoundrels", "Fornication on Blood"; Eddie Erickson "The End" Sveta"; Nikolai Bogolyubov "Russian people"; Klim Grigoriev "Song Jews"; Prophetic Oleg "I'm going to you!", "Death walks in Rus'!"; Eugene Gusachenko "Look

As it became known on January 9, 2012, the FSB submitted for verification to the Prosecutor General's Office materials about extortion at the Lefortovo market in Moscow on December 28, 2011.

January 8, 2012 in St. Petersburg at the bus stop public transport near the house number 10 on Blagodatnaya Street, an attack was made on a person from a "non-Slavic appearance." 33-year-old Oyuntimor Gaambatar was stabbed in the abdomen cavity and was taken to the hospital in critical condition. It is reported that the body of the victim was discovered immediately after a company of young people from 10-15 people. Details were not disclosed. No robbery was reported.