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Aggressive xenophobia manifestations during January-April 2010
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Review of Moscow bureau for human rights
Attacks During the period from January till April 2010 64 attacks motivated by xenophobia were recorded and 16 people perished and 69 people were wounded as a result of them. The anti-rating of problem regions where the radicals showed their activity includes: Moscow and Moscow region (8 dead, 25 wounded), Nizhniy Novgorod region (2 dead, 1 wounded), Altay region (1 dead, 3 wounded at least), Vladivostok, Yaroslavl region (1 dead, 1 wounded), Kaliningrad region, Karachai-Cherkess and Daghestan (1 dead each), St. Petersburg and Leningrad region (13 wounded), Kabardino-Balkaria (6 wounded), Tomsk region (4 wounded), Penza (2 wounded), Orel (2 wounded), Ryazan (2 wounded), Kostroma (2 wounded), Irkutsk (1 wounded), Izhevsk (1 wounded), Murmansk region (1 wounded), Samara region (1 wounded), Saratov region (1 wounded), Udmurtia (1 wounded), Ulyanovsk region (1 wounded).
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Aggressive xenophobia manifestations in RF from January till March 2010
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Review of Moscow bureau for human rights  Attacks
During January – March 2010 45 attacks motivated by xenophobia were recorded, and 12 dead and 43 wounded were their results. The incidents were recorded in the following regions: Moscow and Moscow region (5 dead, 15 wounded), Altay region (1 dead, 3 wounded at least), Vladivostok, Nizhniy Novgorod region, Yaroslavl region (1 dead, 1 wounded), Kaliningrad region, Karachai-Cherkess and Daghestan (1 dead each), St. Petersburg and Leningrad region (11 wounded), Tomsk region (4 wounded), Penza (2 wounded), Ryazan (1 wounded), Irkutsk (1 wounded), Izhevsk (1 wounded), Murmansk region (1 wounded), Samara region (1 wounded), Ulyanovsk region (1 wounded). The objects of attacks include: the Kirghiz (2 dead, 2 wounded), Koreans (1 dead, 3 wounded), Russians (1 dead), Abkhazians (1 dead), Circassians (1 dead), Uzbeks (7 wounded), Tajiks (5 wounded), natives of Africa (2 wounded), the Vietnamese (2 wounded), the Chinese (2 wounded), Arabs (1 wounded), Azerbaijanis (1 wounded), Buryats (1 wounded), Germans (1 wounded), Tuvinians (1 wounded), Jews (1 wounded), Mexicans (1 wounded). The nationality of 21 dead and wounded is not known for sure.
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Aggressive xenophobia manifestations in RF from January till March 1, 2010
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Review of Moscow bureau for human rights
Attacks  During January-February 2010 24 attacks motivated by aggressive xenophobia were recorded and 8 dead and 24 wounded were their results. Anti-rating of intolerance regions: Moscow and Moscow region (3 dead, 8 wounded), Altay region (1 dead, 3 wounded at least), Vladivostok (1 dead, 1 wounded), Nizhniy Novgorod region and Kaliningrad region, Daghestan (1 dead each), St. Petersburg and Leningrad region (8 wounded), Ryazan (1 wounded), Irkutsk (1 wounded), Izhevsk (1 wounded), Yaroslavl region (1 wounded).
The victims of attacks include: the Kirghiz (2 dead, 2 wounded), Koreans (1 dead, 1 wounded), Russians (1 dead), Uzbeks (6 wounded), natives of Africa (1 wounded), Arabs (1 wounded), Azerbaijanis (1 wounded), Tajiks (1 wounded), Buryats (1 wounded), Germans (1 wounded), the Chinese (1 wounded), Tuvinians (1 wounded). During similar period of 2009 16 dead and 49 wounded were recorded, in 2008 – 36 dead, 58 wounded.
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Aggressive xenophobia manifestations in RF in January – first half February 2010
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Review of Moscow bureau for human rights  Attacks
During the period from January till February 15, 2010 15 attacks motivated by aggressive xenophobia were recorded and 6 dead and 15 wounded were their results.
The incidents took place in Moscow and Moscow region (3 dead, 6 wounded), Vladivostok (1 dead, 1 wounded), Kaliningrad region and Daghestan (1 dead each), St. Petersburg (6 wounded), Ryazan (1 wounded), Irkutsk (1 wounded).
The objects of attacks include the Kirghiz (2 dead, 2 wounded), Uzbeks (6 wounded), natives of Africa (1 wounded), Arabs (1 wounded), Azerbaijanis (1 wounded), Tajiks (1 wounded), Buryats (1 wounded). During similar period of 2009 16 dead and 36 wounded were recorded, in 2008 – 26 dead, 48 wounded. During first half February 4 attacks were recorded and 2 dead and 2 wounded were their results. In Moscow on February 9 a 18-year-old citizen of Kirghizstan was killed.
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