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“They will find a way to create mud and then make it stick to me, even if it is all lies” |
MUHAMMAD YUNUS IS a broken man. The 2006 Nobel Peace Prize winner has been hounded out of the microfinance institution (MFI) he founded in 1976 by a belligerent and vengeful Bangladeshi government.
The 70-year-old now lives in perpetual fear, afraid for his life, for his family’s lives, and for the lives of his “second family”, the 25,000 people who work for Grameen Bank.
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