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This is a list of organizations found by Russian courts to be extremist over the period between 2002 and 2007. This is not an official list; it is based on the findings of our Center's monitoring.
This list was compiled at the end of March 2008. Updated version is available in Russian only.
This list was compiled at the end of March 2008. Updated version is available in Russian only.
In addition to materials on the banned list officially published by the Russian Federal Registration Service (as of 14 March 2008), our list includes those where we already know of relevant judgments.
Wе publish our seasonal report on radical nationalism and counteraction to it in autumn 2007. As usual, the report is based on the results of the SOVA Center daily monitoring.
We publish a list of the guilty verdicts for the non-violent hate crimes. In total, we know about 27 verdicts brought in 21 regions of Russia (we don't include the verdicts which we consider to be unlawful). In total, in 2007, there were 37 people convicted. The news to which we provide links are in Russian language.
We publish a list of the guilty verdicts for the violent crimes in which the motive of ethnic or religious hatred was officially recognized by the courts in Russia, in 2007. The list was made in chronological order on the basis of the SOVA Center monitoring. In 2007, in total, we got to know about 23 guilty verdicts brought in 16 regions of Russia. The news to which we provide links are in Russian language.
This report seeks to give the reader an understanding of how the set of legal norms known as :anti-extremist legislation; is organized and how it works. It will analyze amendments introduced in 2006 and 2007 and review the enforcement practices observed over the five years since the law was adopted.