A teacher at one of the rural schools in Rostovskaya management threatened to fire her if she didn't stop going to work in a scarf. On February 24, 2014, it became known that the leadership of the sports school farm Veseli Rostov threatened one of the teachers with dismissal if she will not stop wearing a Muslim headscarf to school. The administration reminded that the school is a secular educational an institution where religious features should not be emphasized. Formal no excuse to quit.

Here we publish comments from the authors of “Owl”, dedicated to the problems of the relationship between religion, society and the state, published on other sites. Comments are listed in reverse chronological order.

We asked religious scholar Boris Knorre to comment on the letter of the “faithful children” to the Patriarch of the Russian Orthodox Church, published in mid-February 2014. The conversation was conducted by Ksenia Sergazina. Boris, what, in your opinion, is the most important thing in the last letter of the “faithful children” to Patriarch Kirill? What is important is, first of all, the appearance of the petition itself.

The court delivered a guilty verdict to a resident of Astrakhan, who published photos, cartoons and comments on his page in the social network to them, insulting representatives of different religions. On February 24, 2014, it became known that the Leninsky district the Astrakhan court found the local resident guilty under Part 1 of Art. 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (inciting hatred or enmity, as well as humiliation of human dignity).

The Moscow court found that information about the Nizhny Novgorod community of Vaishnavas, published by the federal TV channel, does not correspond reality, and ordered the TV channel to publish a refutation. In mid-February 2014, it became known that another 31 January Savelovsky Court of Moscow ordered the Rossiya-1 TV channel to publish refutation of the story about the center of Vedic culture "Divya Loka", aired in 2013, and to pay compensation to the community for moral damages.

In February 2014, the Leninsky District Court of Vladimir ordered fan to pay almost 1.5 million rubles to the Spartak club for a flag with swastika during a football match. In February 2014, the Leninsky District Court of Vladimir considered the claim of FC Spartak against Roman Efimov, a fan who on October 30 last year in Yaroslavl held Nazi symbols at the match of 1/16 finals Cup of Russia "Shinnik" - "Spartak".