Gemma Seymour, a fine arts student at RMIT University in Melbourne, is facing potential suspension after posting a video on social media that accuses the university of being 'complicit in genocide' due to its connections with weapons companies through the Sir Lawrence Wackett Defence and Aerospace Centre. RMIT contends that the video, which identifies the location of the centre, poses risks to the safety of its facilities, staff, and students. In the video, Seymour calls for the university to sever ties with weapons manufacturers, stating, 'There is blood on your hands.' RMIT's conduct report highlights concerns about the integrity of sensitive research areas and the potential for harassment or threats against the university community. Seymour argues that RMIT is attempting to stifle political discourse and activism, asserting that the university's actions could have a chilling effect on free speech. The misconduct hearing is set for April 22, 2024, and penalties could include suspension for up to one semester. The situation reflects broader tensions in Australia regarding university ties to the defense sector amid ongoing conflicts in Gaza.