Protesters target Aviva as disruption continues around shareholder meetings, according to reports. The actions come amid broader unrest involving corporate annual general meetings. One outlet notes that the situation follows a similar incident at NatWest’s annual general meeting, which was halted by activists last week. The reporting indicates that activists are using disruptions at shareholder events to draw attention to their concerns, with meetings affected enough to stop proceedings rather than proceed normally. While details on Aviva’s meeting disruptions are limited in the material provided, the consistent theme across sources is that investor-facing corporate governance events are being interrupted by protesters. The reports frame the Aviva protest as part of an emerging pattern of activism aimed at major financial firms, occurring in close succession to the NatWest incident. Overall, the articles describe disruption rather than any specific demands or outcomes, and do not provide conflicting accounts regarding whether meetings were affected.