On February 24, 2012, it became known that Khalil Mustafin, the imam of the Muslim community of the village Chernaya Rechka (Tomsk region), turned to Dmitry Medvedev with a request to help legalize already built mosque on the street. Beregovaya, 4. Imam drew the attention of the president to the fact that it was not possible to obtain the documents either through the court or through an appeal to the reception party .

On February 22-24, 2012, various opinions were published about the punk action that took place in the Moscow Cathedral of Christ . Alexander Shchipkov is convinced that “ the action, for sure, there are high-ranking instigators - the same ones who a year ago "gave good" to defame and insult the Orthodox from the screens of state and pro-state TV channels .

On February 22, 2012, in the Primorsky district of St. Petersburg, on the railway bridge on Ispytateley Avenue, two self-made nationalist banners were hung out: “We will return Russia to the Russians” and “Say no to migrants.” Passers-by called the police, who removed the banners. The organizers of the action are being searched. Sources Nationalist banners appeared on the railway bridge in the Primorsky District yesterday.

22 February 2012, the Patriarchal Council for Culture approved the text of the appeal to the future president of Russia, whose authors, among other things, propose to include in the number of eternal values ​​"peace" ("civil, inter-ethnic, social"). « All history literally screams and cries: revolutions are evil, - it is said in document. - They don't do any good. their result is suffering, blood, the rollback of peoples for many years, and even for decades ago.

February 24, 2012 Vasily Boyko-Veliky, chairman of the organizing committee of the party "People's Movement "Holy Rus'"" and a representative of the Vasily Foundation Veliky, announced a reward of 200,000 rubles to the one who will reveal the names participants in a punk action in the Moscow Cathedral of Christ (50,000 for each name).

February 21, 2012 Leninsky District Court Stavropol satisfied the claim of the prosecutor's office of the Oktyabrsky district of Stavropol and ordered local providers OJSC VimpelCom, OJSC Rostelecom, JSC "Mobile TeleSystems" to block access to a number of sites containing extremist materials. The lawsuit was filed as a result of a November 2011 audit, which found on several sites materials included in Federal list of extremist materials.

At the beginning of February 2012, in Oryol, the 3rd District Military Court began considering the case of members of the far-right group “ Oryol Partisans ”.

February 24, 2012 in the city of Syktyvkar in the Komi Republic in the store "Assorti" on Morozov street there was a conflict, during which xenophobic slogans were shouted out. Conflict provoked a 35-year-old local resident who is able to drunk entered the store, sat down in dirty clothes on a table for bags, and at the remark of the guard began to insult him. He called to help mobile group. The intruder also called for help on the phone.

On February 22, 2012, the secretary of the Perm diocese, Andrei Litovka, told reporters that the agreement on providing the building of the Transfiguration Cathedral for temporary free use of the Perm Art Gallery had not yet been signed. According to him, the diocese and the regional government cannot agree on the terms of the agreement. Local authorities have already entered into an agreement with the architectural bureau Zumthor & Partner AG.

Summary CRIMINAL MANIFESTATIONS OF RACISM AND XENOPHOBIA : Systematic racist and neo-Nazi violence : Anti-State terror : Threats civil servants and social activists, the punishment of "traitors" : Religious motivated violence : domestic xenophobic violence and xenophobia in the army : Vandalism PUBLIC ACTIVITY OF RIGHT RADICALS : Unifying processes on the ultra-right flank : Contacts with system parties : Protest far-right activism : Participation in the December protests COUNTERACTION TO

In February 2012, a decision was made in Kemerovo in the case of a 31-year-old local resident, whom he accused of inciting ethnic hatred (Part 1, Article 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). Recall that the man was detained for posting xenophobic leaflets printed with his own hand on the windows of cars. Later, a psychiatric examination declared him insane. Considering the case, the court decided to send the man for compulsory treatment.