About Executive summary Managing risks Issues Stakeholders Transparency and remedy Annex Stakeholder engagement Proactive, structured engagement with our global community of users helps shape Meta policies and is central to our human rights risk management. We engaged with a broad range of stakeholders in 2025, including civil society members, academics, think tanks, human rights experts and regulators. Key policy questions included our approach to artificial intelligence (AI) and content moderation and the impact of the product and policy changes introduced in January 2025, including Community Notes, as well as fraud and scams. We engaged with over 615 external stakeholders from 65 countries to inform policy development work in several areas including Dangerous Organizations and Individuals as well as health and wellness advertising policies. We consulted with hundreds more for risk forecasting, trend analysis, enforcement and prevention workstreams. In addition, we engaged with civil society on a range of freedom of expression and regulatory issues, including in Argentina and Brazil, as well as in Malaysia as part of the Digital Rights Asia Pacific Assembly Conference. We also conducted training on our policies for civil society. In North Africa, for example, we trained civil society groups on our Misinformation and Harm and Hateful Conduct policies to help them identify potentially violating content under those policies. The training also helped equip human rights defenders and vulnerable groups with tools to protect their digital presence. 2025 Meta Human Rights Report 26