Authorities in Russia’s North Ossetia republic have said they are taking measures to protect Karina Kodzayeva, who became the target of an online harassment campaign after posts published by platforms affiliated with the Caucasian Community movement. In a response to journalist Ksenia Sobchak’s appeal, the office of the regional human rights commissioner said the case is under the personal supervision of regional head Sergei Menyaylo and that law enforcement agencies may seek to block channels used to distribute unlawful content and identify those responsible for administering them.
In Tyumen, nationalists shouted anti-migrant slogans
In the center of Tyumen, next to the building of the Union of Armenians of the Tyumen Region, a group of guys shouted xenophobic slogans against migrants: “Russia is for Russians, Tyumen is not for Khachi.”
Local youth marched with their faces covered in the center of Tyumen along Republic Street.
Xenophobic sentiments are also observed in other cities of the Russian Federation. So, in Murino, Leningrad region, a people's squad appeared. Improvised troops, consisting of local men, decided to fight against non-Slavic visitors to the city. To combat migrants, the people's squad uses pepper spray. Patrols are carried out regularly using walkie-talkies.
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