Looking for a stock offer For Disney In the Human Rights campaign (HRC) corporate equality index went for a vote at the annual entertainment giant meeting on Thursday – and shareholders voted on it.

Disney has long, HRC's “corporate qualities, work experience and resources, experience, practice and passions,” this year's index is described as “corporate rules and benefits” for most 100 ratings.

Only 1% of shareholders voted to support the initial Tallia announced by Disney on Thursday, to support HRC to participate in the corporate equality index.

On August 6, 2018, input to Walt Disney Studios in California, California. (Lucy Nicholson / File / Reuters Pictures)

HRC's Corporate Equality Index request took part in more than 1,400 companies this year.

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The entertainment giant board recommended the shareholders to the meeting of the shareholders (against this proposal against the proposal “against the proposal and exchange commission (SEC).

The causes of the Disney board to provide its position were believed to provide transparency in very large issues in foreign research, which believed in “the company will not provide value added to shareholders.

National The State Policy Research Center put forward the proposed event for Disney to move away from the HRC index.

The 3D-print Disney logo is seen in front of the ESPN + logo in this illustration on July 13, 2021. (Dado Ruvic / Illustration / File Image / Reuters)

The participation of Disney in such divisible political issues has the segments of the audience and claimed that the company had damaged the stock price. Investors called on the offer to support the proposal, it provides an opportunity for “to return to neutral.”

HRC saw some great-named companies, including Ford, Harley-Davidson and Lowe, including their corporate equality.

Disney shareholders also throw their votes in a few other items in the annual meeting.

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Each of the entertainment giants has won its directors to be re-elected. Board James Gorman, Mary Barra, Amy Chang, Jeremy Darroch, Carolyn Everson, Michael Froman, Bob Eger, Maria Elena Lagomasino, Calvin McDonald and Derica Rice.

Shareholders rejected the proposal to publish a report to disclose how the Pension Plan investment benefits the plan to highly protect high-carbonated companies from investments.

Investors voted to report a proposal to reports how Disney assessed the risks associated with advertising buyers or religious meetings.

The Walt Disney company logo is displayed on a smartphone screen. (JAQUE Silva / Soup Images / Getty Images through Lightbock)

Disney's investors also rejected a proposal to adopt political neutral advertising policy.

Record shareholders According to Disney Proxy, the annual meeting was the right to collect votes from January 21.

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Annual meeting was held a month and a half after Disney released Its financial results for the first quarter.

The entertainment giant earned $ 24.96 billion in the first quarter of FISCAL 2025. Meanwhile, his net income came $ 2.55 billion.

Reuters contributed to this report.