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This is part two following on from the story of Catherine Gunn, a story about secrecy, conscience, and the cost of acting when the law and the inner voice no longer point in the same direction. In part two, the question moves forward, different people, different facts, different laws, but the same unresolved question, when conscience and the law collide, which should guide us? Today, another conflict dominates the world's attention. The war in Gaza has become one of the defining humanitarian and political issues of our time. Images of destroyed neighborhoods, families displaced, hostages, grieving parents, and children caught in the violence have traveled around the world within moments. People across the globe have reached very different conclusions about the conflict. Governments disagree. Lawyers disagree. Historians will almost certainly continue to disagree for years to come. International courts are now examining legal questions arising from the conflict. Those proceedings continue. Their final conclusions have not yet been reached. As with many events in history, time may ultimately shape how this period is understood. Against that backdrop, another group found themselves st
