I was banned from r/italia only because I am Muslim and I asked why Italy doesn’t do what Spain does to regulate undocumented immigrants. Can I report this racism and Islamophobia by the mods?
I was banned from r/italia only because I am Muslim and I asked why Italy doesn’t do what Spain does to regulate undocumented immigrants. Can I report this racism and Islamophobia by the mods?
Vorrei fare un dottorato di ricerca in Italia in scienze economiche. Sono extracomunitario e vivo all’estero.
Secondo voi, in quale università è più facile ottenere un posto di dottorato, magari perché c’è poca concorrenza e non servono raccomandazioni o conoscenze per entrare?
I am a gay Muslim from a non-EU country where I cannot live freely. Fortunately, I can travel to the EU without a visa. I would love to move to an EU country and build a life where I can live openly and be myself. I am willing to work hard and take any honest job for that opportunity.
Is there any realistic legal path for someone like me to make this happen? Any advice or personal experiences would mean a lot to me.
I am Muslim and gay, and in my country I cannot live freely. I come from a non-EU country, but fortunately I can travel to Spain without a visa. I have visited Spain many times, and every time I felt at peace there. I would love to move there and spend the rest of my life living freely and being myself. I would be willing to do any kind of work for that opportunity.
Is there any realistic way for someone like me to make this happen legally? Any advice or personal experiences would mean a lot to me.
I am Muslim and gay, and in my country I cannot live freely. I come from a non-EU country, but fortunately I can travel to Italy without a visa. I have visited Italy many times, and every time I felt at peace there. I would love to move there and spend the rest of my life living freely and being myself. I would be willing to do any kind of work for that opportunity.
Is there any realistic way for someone like me to make this happen legally? Any advice or personal experiences would mean a lot to me.