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 On November 16, 2011 Moscow bureau for human rights, ANO “Center for support of human rights protection” together with Regional public organization “Regincenter-Law” arranged and held the Festival of ethnic cultures “Harmony of diversity” in Moscow cinema “Molodezhny”.
The festival was devoted to the International Day for Tolerance which is marked annually on November 16. The holiday was participated by children’s and youth creative teams of Moscow, students, senior pupils and teachers, representatives of sports, cultural and leisure clubs, ethnic-cultural centers and expatriates’ communities.
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Expert’s report about problems of counteraction to corruption in Russian Federation in 2008-2011
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During the meeting on problems of counteraction to corruption on May 19, 2008 the President of RF D. Medvedev stated: “We ratified several documents not long ago: these are both Convention of the United Nations against Corruption and Council of Europe Criminal Law Convention on Corruption; we became a participant of group of states against corruption … we created a whole set of international obligations for ourselves in the sphere of combat against corruption”. Dmitry Medvedev estimated Russian corruption as a system problem to which “we are obliged to oppose a system response”.
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Statement in connection with intensification of Roma-phobia in Europe
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 Under conditions of general crisis of multiculturalism in the countries of Western Europe, growth of anti-migrant moods is more and more increasing, and popularity of right-wing parties that use restriction of migration and sometimes proscription of migrants as their slogan, is growing.
Historically hostile attitude among prevailing ethnic population of countries of Central and Eastern Europe was mostly caused, except Jews, by Romas.
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Statement to the 70th anniversary of tragedy of Babiy Yar
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 On these days it is the 70th anniversary of one of the most terrible tragedies of the World War II – mass executions in Babiy Yar. For many decades the anniversary of Babiy Yar is the dreadful lesson of the past that should not repeat any more.
On September 29-31, 1941 fascists executed more than 33 thousand Jews in Babiy Yar. Human understanding can’t comprehend what happened here. People were undressed, beaten and executed. According to recollections of eye-witnesses who survived miraculously, people got crazy before the others’ eyes and became grey-haired in several minutes. Infants were torn out from their mothers and thrown alive to pits full of corpses. Babiy Yar is even more than just a place of monstrous genocide.
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Black-Hundred books are available again at book exhibition-fair in Moscow
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(Statement of public figures)
 On March 16-21 the book exhibition-fair “Books of Russia-2011” took place in pavilion No 57 of All-Russian exhibition center (VVTs). Together with Moscow international book exhibition-fair, “Books of Russia” fairly shares the title of biggest book fair in the country. But these two bright events also have another, much more scandalous fame, namely – as channels of demonstration and dissemination of double-dyed xenophobic literature.
For already several years we note availability of anti-Christian, anti-Semitic, anti-Caucasian and other xenophobic and often racist pulp fiction at the exhibition-fair. Unfortunately this year was not an exception: four publishing houses at once specializing on issuing of such produce placed their stands at the fair.
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