On November 30, 2024, the Memorial Human Rights Center released a report, “Homophobic Legal Policy in Russia and Its Consequences: Discrimination and Violence against LGBT People.” The report, among other things, defends the view that laws adopted since 2013 aimed at the LGBT community are contributing to an increase in violence against its members.

On November 29, 2024, it became known that a native of Azerbaijan was fined in Tula for “illegal missionary work.” The court found him guilty under Part 4 of Art. 5.26 of the Administrative Code (carrying out missionary activities in violation of the requirements of legislation on freedom of conscience, freedom of religion and religious associations).

On November 29, 2024, it became known about the conflict in Nizhny Novgorod. A Muslim taxi driver made insulting remarks about the religion of Orthodox female passengers. A resident of Nizhny Novgorod contacted taxi technical support with a complaint that the taxi driver who was giving her and her relative a ride, having seen one of the passengers cross herself, began to tell him what he thought about the parishioners and priests of the Orthodox Church.

Andrei Kotov is accused of involvement in the activities of the “international LGBT movement.” On November 30, 2024, Andrei Kotov, director of the travel company Men Travel, was detained at his home in Moscow. He was charged under Art. 282.2 of the Criminal Code (organizing the activities of an extremist organization).

From November 25 to December 1, 2024, a new batch of videos with direct actions appeared in far-right Telegram channels. The video, in particular, included attacks on people of “non-Slavic appearance”, drug users, as well as car tires being cut, glass breaking and arson. Violence On November 25, a video of the beating in the bushes was published. The beginning of the attack was not captured in the frame. The video shows several people kicking a man who is lying on the ground in the bushes.

He was sentenced to eight months of the colony under Art. 282.3 Criminal Code. On December 2, 2024, the Leningrad District Court of Kaliningrad issued a verdict under Part 1 of Art. 282.3 of the Criminal Code (financing of extremism) to a local resident named Natsarenus. The court sentenced him to eight months of a general regime colony. On time, the period from August 8, 2024, which Natsarenus spent in jail, will be counted.

On December 1, 2024, it became known that on October 9, the Semikarakorsky court of the Rostov region upheld the September decision of the world court, which fined the local religious organization of Muslims of the Semikarakorsky region for “illegal missionary work.” In August, following a complaint from the district prosecutor's office, an administrative case was opened against the community due to the discovery of a book with religious content, but without the necessary markings.

On November 27, 2024, the local religious organization of Muslims “Svet” in Malakhovka near Moscow received a notice of termination of the agreement for the gratuitous use of real estate concluded with the administration of Lyubertsy. The community must vacate the premises within a month. This was preceded by complaints from local residents who were dissatisfied with the proximity to the house of worship. They even recorded an appeal to Putin.

On November 28, 2024, in the city of Fatezh, Kursk region, four Baptists who distributed the Gospels were detained to clarify the circumstances and identify their identities: A. Mayevsky, I. Khegai, I. Leskov and D. Skalyga. Soon after they were released, they were detained again for 12 days. According to the press service of the International Union of Evangelical Christian Baptist Churches, the detainees are threatened with criminal charges. It is not reported under what article.