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Amandas Ong

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Journalist, @IWMF and @InsideNatGeo grantee. Words in Al Jazeera, The Guardian, Bloomberg etc on social justice issues. PhD researcher @UCLanthropology.
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Jo Powell. Spazio vitale

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By Amandas Ong
| Internazionale Verified
Èuna giornata di metà novembre insolitamente calda e Jo Powell, 43 anni, si rimbocca le maniche entrando in una camera da letto piena di vestiti e borse stipate fino all’orlo di documenti e altri accessori. È difficile muoversi senza inciampare. Due piccole cassettiere ai lati del letto sono sommerse di libri e fazzoletti di carta. L’unica cosa che non è sepolta sotto gli oggetti è il materasso, addobbato da un copriletto lavorato all’uncinetto.
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The cleaner: One woman’s mission to help Britain’s hoarders

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By Amandas Ong
| Al Jazeera English Verified
London and Whitstable, United Kingdom – It’s an unusually warm day in mid-November, and 43-year-old Jo Powell is rolling up her sleeves as she enters a bedroom filled with piles of clothing and bags stuffed to the brim with documents and other paraphernalia. It’s hard to walk around without tripping, so Jo is treading carefully. Two small dressers on either side of the bed are submerged under books and tissue paper.
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‘I love life’: The man who has scheduled his death so he can enjoy living

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By Amandas Ong
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He writes that despite our video call two weeks ago, he cannot remember what I look like. “I hope you don’t think this rude. … If you see me, please just give me a kick,” he adds in jest. When I approach him on the platform, he hesitates for a moment, then a tentative smile breaks across his face, widening as recognition sets in. To make sure he made it to the train station that morning, Pandolfo set a couple of alarms the night before.
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