<ul><li>Activists are urging Meta shareholders to demand transparency on hate speech handling.</li><li>The Anti-Defamation League and JLens are behind a proposal requiring Meta to report on moderation of hate speech.</li><li>The proposal focuses on transparency regarding antisemitism, anti-LGBTQ+, and anti-disability hate speech.</li><li>Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg's majority control makes approval of the proposal unlikely.</li><li>Shareholders will vote on the proposal, known as Proposal 8, at Meta's annual meeting on May 28.</li><li>The report demanded would detail how Meta identifies, moderates, and addresses hate speech on its platforms.</li><li>Meta's board advises shareholders to vote against the proposal, stating existing systems are sufficient.</li><li>Activists argue that increased transparency is crucial in holding Meta accountable for harmful content.</li><li>Hate speech is seen as not only a user safety concern but also a financial risk for Meta.</li><li>The pressure on Meta comes as its Oversight Board raised concerns about the company's hate speech enforcement.</li></ul>

Anti-hate groups are pressing Meta shareholders to demand transparency on hate speech

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