Bangladesh’s Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus affirms his determination to challenge the politically motivated court cases against him. These cases are perceived as an attempt to hinder his environmental and economic policies. Reports suggest that Yunus has inspired millions through his pioneering microfinance bank, which empowered countless individuals to escape poverty. However, his successful efforts antagonized the country’s Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who accused him of exploiting the poor. Yunus voiced his commitment to continue fighting for the most vulnerable and promoting his ‘Three Zero’ plan, aiming to mitigate carbon emissions, eradicate unemployment, and alleviate poverty. The charges against Yunus, including labour law violations and corruption allegations, are being refuted by the Nobel laureate. Ultimately, Yunus remains adamant in pursuing his dream and enduring the challenges he faces.