JLens, a Registered Investment Advisor focused on aligning investment with Jewish values, is calling on shareholders of Meta Platforms, Inc. to vote in favor of Proposal 8 during the upcoming annual meeting scheduled for May 27, 2025. This proposal aims to enhance accountability and transparency in Meta's content moderation practices, specifically regarding antisemitism and other forms of online hate. It requests a detailed report on the company's effectiveness in addressing these issues, which should be made publicly available within one year. JLens emphasizes that ineffective content moderation can lead to user disengagement and deter advertisers, ultimately impacting Meta's revenue. The proposal has garnered support from Glass Lewis, a leading independent proxy advisory firm, which also recommends shareholders vote in favor. Notably, a similar proposal from JLens received nearly 47% support at the previous year's meeting, marking it as the highest-performing human rights-related proposal during the 2025 proxy season. JLens highlights that Meta has weakened its trust and safety practices, leading to an increase in harmful content on its platforms, as reported by the Anti-Defamation League.