JLens urges Meta shareholders to back Proposal 8 demanding report on antisemitism, online hate controls at May 27 meeting

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  • JLens urged shareholders to vote for Proposal 8 at Meta’s annual meeting on May 27, 2026.
  • The proposal seeks a public report within one year on policies and effectiveness in addressing antisemitism and other online hate.
  • Proxy adviser Glass Lewis recommended voting for the proposal.
  • A similar JLens proposal drew nearly 47% support from independent shareholders at the 2025 annual meeting.
  • JLens cited Meta rollbacks in trust and safety, including ending third-party fact-checking and easing hateful conduct standards.


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