Trial of Muhammad Yunus reeks of political agenda. It shows Bangladeshi leaders are insecure
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Trial of Muhammad Yunus reeks of political agenda. It shows Bangladeshi leaders are insecure

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A Bangladesh court has convicted Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus in a trial that reeks of ill-motivated political agenda. It’s vindictive and in line with “strong” leaders’ insecurities with those outside the system who enjoy intellectual, moral authority and fame. The move raises questions of court acting as a rubber stamp.

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