Amondi Oyugi Official

28/07/2025

So, who is Amondi Oyugi Official?, Have a look.

In this episode, Lawyer Amondi Oyugi shares how working with women on the ground inspired her to use the law to heal families and bring justice closer to home.

15/05/2024

It was a pleasure being among entrepreneurs who were taken through investor readiness, resource mobilisation and strategic planning for our organisations at Kenyatta University courtesy of the collaboration between YALI Regional Leadership Center East Africa and Deloitte

13/02/2024

Two main rhetorics of our time derived from ROUGH SILK - THE BOOK!

1. What makes a woman leave her/a marriage? Is it infidelity?
Abandonment?
Physical/Emotional/Psychological/Financial abuse and/or violence?
Is it betrayal?
Or is it drifting/growing apart?
What is it? What makes a woman walk out of her/a marriage?

2. What makes a man abandon, be violent, or unfaithful etcetera to the woman he marries and/or love? Is it poor judgement?
Lack of (severe) repercussions?
Socialisation?
Abundance of women ready to be married/loved and therefore replaceability?
Or is it 'Shetani'
What makes a man abandon, be violent, or unfaithful etcetera to the woman he marries and/or love

20/10/2023

Happy Mashujaa Day to our esteemed clients.

Kenya commemorates Mashujaa Day every 20th of October, in honour of heroes past and present. Heroes who have, and continue to contribute towards the building and being of the beautiful country Kenya.

Today we at Amondi Oyugi Advocates in addition, celebrate and honour our clients who through their briefs contribute towards the building and being of the family institution. Contribute towards families free of any form of abuse, be it financial, emotional, psychological or physical.

For the financial and emotional strain such come with, we celebrate you our clients, you are our heroes, you are the shujaaz of the family institution. Happy Mashujaa day to you all.

et. al

10/10/2023

Happy Utamaduni day to all our esteemed Kenyan clients, and clients in Kenya.

We raise a glass with you today to celebrate Kenya's diversity and rich heritage.

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29/08/2023

At the tail end of her address as the chief guest during the 4th YLTS Youth Climate Change Summit and Festival, the Nairobi County Women Representive at the National Assembly/Kenyan Parliament, Esther M Passaris, OGW , shared the below anecdote which brings to fore some of the intricacies, and issues we grapple with, within the and spaces in Kenya..

Just to list a few;

☑️ Inheritance of ancestral land, (given the sentimental value of ancestral lands, and the general socio-politico-economic value of land in Kenya), which has been for a long time the preserve of son or male heirs at the expense of daughters/women.

☑️ Cultural practices especially in regards to burial ceremonies, rights and obligations.
Where to be buried in ancestral land, for example, is considered superior, and worth literally dying for, as compared to being buried in others places such as (public or private) cemetery.
As a result making women endure bad marriages or outrageous expectations/demands by their husbands or the society just to secure an ancestral land for (their) burial.

☑️ SubmissiveProvider phenomena. Where husbands literally piggy ride on the backs of their wives.. making absolutely no effort to bring the bacon home, and not lifting a finger to do house chores while at it. Leaving both home keeping and providing roles to their wives/women. And with it, unfairly overburdening the wives/women at the home front

☑️ Sexual Health Reproductive Rights. The question of how many is too many children for one woman, and what is the right spacing between children for optimum mental and physical wellbeing of not only the mother but also the children.

And lastly,

☑️ The hot-topic issue of polygamy as practiced in Kenya.
That is polygyny.
And how it mostly disadvantage women, especially women who get into it less empowered, and/or with little to no tools on how to navigate polygyny or look out for self in such an arrangement.

4YLTS was courtesy of YALI RLC EA - Alumni Chapter of Kenya YALI Regional Leadership Center East Africa USAID Kenya USAID - US Agency for International Development Kenyatta University Kippra Kenya Acopphe - Africa Community of Planetary Partners for Health and Environment Acopphe Law & Policy Department KCB Group ticketsasa.com

Amondi Oyugi Advocates

24/07/2023

YALI Regional Leadership Center East Africa
YALI RLC EA - Alumni Chapter of Kenya

19/06/2023

30/05/2023

to Atlas in Kenya consultations on the power of voting held in Nairobi, Kenya.
✓ Rethinking Democracy.
Does democracy, as practiced today, mirror the will of the people?

✓The people.
Are the people eager to have a say on, and control of, their political future?...and on that dimension, Are the people disenfranchised or not? Are the people apolitical or not? Are the people empowered to make informed choices at the ballot or not?

Any many more questions.

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