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Bigotry Monitor: Volume 8, Number 47<\/a>
\nDecember 5, 2008<\/p>\n

“A Weekly Human Rights Newsletter on Antisemitism, Xenophobia, and Religious Persecution in the Former Communist World and Western Europe.”<\/p>\n

Edited by Charles Fenyvesi \/\/ Published by UCSJ: Union of Councils for Jews in the Former Soviet Union<\/p>\n

Rising hostility to migrants, crimes by migrants and against them, and far-right xenophobic activism spilling over to antisemitism are the trends pointing to a new, potentially unstable period ahead for Russia.<\/em><\/p>\n

1. INTERIOR MINISTRY: EXTREMIST CRIMES IN RUSSIA TRIPLED IN FOUR YEARS.
\n2. RACIST VIOLENCE CLAIMED 18 VICTIMS IN NOVEMBER. A different summary of extremist violence was presented by a nongovernmental organization that tracks hate crimes in Russia. The Sova Center for Information and Analysis reported on December 1 that in the month of November, up to 18 people became victims of racist and neo-Nazi violence, including three fatalities. Besides Moscow, the crimes were reported in St. Petersburg, Nizhny Novgorod, Penza, and Kaliningrad.
\n3. ANTI-MIGRANT MARCH TURNS ANTISEMITIC.
\n4. PUTIN: GLOBAL CRISIS AFFECTS RUSSIAN ECONOMY MINIMALLY.<\/p>\n

5. NEO-NAZIS ATTACK MINORITY STUDENTS, THEN POLICE BEAT THE STUDENTS.
\n6. THREE NEO-NAZIS ATTACK JEWISH MUSICIAN.
\n7. AZERI REFUGEE BEATEN IN MOSCOW.
\n8. NEO-NAZIS STAB AZERI IN NIZHNY NOVGOROD.
\n9. ANTI-FASCIST STABBED IN IZHEVSK. An anti-fascist activist was hospitalized with stab wounds after a brawl with neo-Nazis in an Izhevsk, Russia (Republic of Udmurtiya) concert hall, according to a December 3 report by the Regions.ru news web site. The 20-year-old victim, identified only as Dmitry S., was stabbed on November 29, spent two days in the emergency room, and is now in stable condition. Security guards detained several neo-Nazis and turned them over to police who are currently deciding how to charge the suspects.
\n10. MOSCOW COURT FINDS 7 BONEHEADS GUILTY OF 20 KILLINGS.
\n11. EXTREMIST WEEKLY TO SHUT DOWN.
\n12. STONES THROWN AT UKRAINIAN SYNAGOGUE\u2019S WINDOWS.
\n13. TURKMEN POLICE THREATEN INCARCERATION AND RAPE.
\n14. KAZAKHSTAN: RESTRICTIVE LAW ON RELIGION GOES TO PRESIDENT.<\/p>\n