About Executive summary Managing risks Issues Stakeholders Transparency and remedy Annex CASE STUDY Insights for youth recruitment prevention in Latin America In Latin America, Trusted Partners played a critical role in reporting content including glorification, support and representation of dangerous organizations and individuals. They also provided feedback on youth recruitment prevention initiatives. In Brazil, Trusted Partners reported content on Instagram portraying members of a designated criminal organization, including depictions of prohibited firearms, acts of violence and drugs. In Colombia, Trusted Partners reported profiles representing criminal groups, in the context of threats and violent attacks by these groups against journalists in the Guaviare department. In Haiti, the reported content glorified criminal acts by designated individuals associated with gangs. These insights supported our efforts to remove violating content and mitigate the risk of dangerous organizations and individuals on our platforms, as well as of physical attacks. Meta partnered with Trusted Partners and regional experts to launch youth-focused messaging campaigns across Latin America. Delivered to 80,000 users aged 13–25 in Mexico and an additional 55,000 across Colombia, Haiti and Brazil, these campaigns were designed to inform users about platform violations, educate them on the risks of engaging with dangerous organizations and individuals, and empower them to make their own more informed choices online. The campaign led to a measurable increase in account deactivation and unfriending behavior. 2025 Meta Human Rights Report 28