About Executive summary Managing risks Issues Stakeholders Transparency and remedy Annex 4. Life, liberty and security of person The right to life, liberty and security of person concerns freedom from physical harm and confinement. For Meta, respecting this human right includes mitigating the risk that content may provoke harm, including risks of violence and human trafficking, state-sponsored online threats, and non-state groups engaged in, or advocating for, violence or hate. Examples of potential inherent salient human rights risks identified in CSRA Bad actors who: • Exploit Meta services and apps to coordinate online or offline harm • Misuse services and apps for cyber-attacks or phishing • Threaten and harass human rights defenders, activists and other vulnerable groups Examples of how Meta addressed the potential risks in 2025 Through deep research and partner consultations, Meta identified a potential heightened risk of child soldier recruitment in Sudan and developed youth safety messaging in Arabic, French and English customized for the region. In November 2025, Meta launched two complementary campaigns: a quick promotion delivered to approximately 1 million Sudanese youths (aged 13–18) on Facebook and Instagram, and an interactive custom message pop-up delivered to approximately 40,000 youths connected to Strategic Network Disruptions. Messages warned about recruitment risks and directed the youths to external safety resources. Read more We continued supporting the Human Rights Defender Fund and our Trusted Partner program to improve emergency response for human rights defenders and other vulnerable people. 2025 Meta Human Rights Report 15