On February 14, 2013, it became known that a resident of Udmurtia, who took monastic vows and lived for ten years in one of the monasteries of the republic, appealed to the State Labor Inspectorate, seeking payment of wages.

On February 15, 2013, the Investigative Committee for the Ryazan region announced that the founder accused of extorting a large sum of money had been arrested. newspaper "Vechernyaya Ryazan" Valery Ryumin and deputy of the Council of Deputies of the village of Varskie, Ryazan region, Sergei Panin. They were charged under paragraph "b" part 3 of Art.

On the night of February 15-16, 2013, Russian neo-Nazis Maxim Martsinkevich (Tesak) and Sergei Korotkikh (Malyuta). Nationalists were detained in Minsk after a fight with anti-fascists. On February 15, there was a clash between three nationalists and Belarusian anti-fascists, presumably fans of the football club "Partizan". antifascists piss was poured over the nationalists from water pistols (this is not the first such case: in December 2012, an anti-fascist girl in St.

On February 17, 2013, the founding congress of the Russian parties of the ten commandments. The congress participants were Christians of different denominations, Muslims, Jews - a total of 134 delegates from 45 subjects of the Russian Federation. The political council of the party headed Sergei Mezentsev. The party considers as the basis of its activity decalogue.

On February 18, 2013, the Tyumen Regional Court refused satisfaction of the appeal against the decision of the Central District Court Tyumen on the recognition of the extremist leaflet of the party "Will" "To everyone, who works in law enforcement agencies. Remember, the leaflet banned on the grounds that it allegedly contained incitement to social strife against law enforcement officers.

On February 14, 2013, a refugee from Uzbekistan Umid Yakubov, who was previously tried to be expelled from Russia, but The European Court of Human Rights stopped the expulsion process. February, 15 U. Yakubov was taken into custody. This was based on the suspicion that illegal tapping into a gas pipeline for heating a greenhouse. In the resolution Ryazan District Court, however, there is a reference to the search for the detainee law enforcement agencies of Uzbekistan.

The Committee on Legal Affairs and Human Rights of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe requested the opinion of the Venice Commission, the advisory body on constitutional law to the Council of Europe, regarding amendments to the law on NGOs regarding the status of "foreign agent", as well as amendments to the articles of the Criminal Code and CPC on high treason and espionage .

On the night of February 15, 2013, attackers attacked the building of the Ulyanovsk Jewish community. First, unknown people tried to enter the building. When this failed, they desecrated the façade of the community. A signboard with the symbols of the Jewish community was damaged near the building, and a commemorative menorah lamp, opened during the International Festival of Jewish Culture, held in 2011, was broken.

At the end of 2013, 18-year-old Yury Yevsyukov was detained in Moscow, who admitted that he was a member of Jan Lyutik's gang that attacked visitors in Moscow. Yu. Evsyukov (who was a minor at the time of the crime) admitted that on April 20, 2010, together with other Nazi skinheads, he attacked a native of one of the Arab countries on Artsimovich Street. Evsyukov was involved in the case as an "unidentified person" for a long time until he was detained at the end of 2012.

Participant of the action in support of the construction of the Orthodox Church temple in the Gagarinsky district of Moscow, photographer Elena Tyulkina reported that during During the action, she was attacked by an unknown person. Believers collected signatures at the corner of the street. Youth, near there was a group of opponents of construction. According to E.