A Ghanaian student, Elom Tettey-Tamaklo, is reportedly at risk of eviction from Harvard University, with allegations suggesting that his stance on the Israel-Hamas conflict has led to disciplinary actions.

According to the Harvard Undergraduate Palestine Solidarity Committee (Harvard PSC), Tettey-Tamaklo, who served as a residential advisor, has been suspended for speaking out about the situation in Gaza. The group claims that he faced disciplinary measures after protecting students from an individual attempting to dox them.

In a post dated November 15, 2023, Harvard PSC asserted that Tetty-Tamaklo is being evicted for his advocacy for Palestine. The group condemned the university's actions, alleging racial stereotypes and a suppression of free speech.

"Elom has unwavering courage to speak out about Palestine even when the Harvard community is witnessing its most horrific onslaught of anti-Palestinian sentiment. We demand Elom be immediately reinstated," the group stated.

A separate post shared by StopAntisemitism claimed that Tettey-Tamaklo, a student at Harvard Divinity School, was involved in harassing a Jewish student in a viral video. The post detailed Tettey-Tamaklo's academic background and mentioned his receipt of the Clementine Cope Fellowship.

The situation unfolds against the backdrop of the Israel-Hamas conflict, with tensions escalating. The post did not provide information on the university's response to the allegations.