Williams released a detailed Human Rights Policy and Statement outlining its commitment to promoting and protecting human rights across its operations, including strong policies on labor rights, supplier accountability, workplace safety, diversity, and engagement with communities and regulators.

Williams' driver Alex Albon, representing the team’s stance, publicly opposed the FIA's updated rule that requires drivers to obtain prior written permission for political statements during race events. Albon criticized the regulation as treating drivers like school children, underscoring a defense of free speech and resistance to authoritarian controls in motorsport.

At the 2023 Williams car launch, driver Alex Albon voiced concerns over the FIA's new regulation that requires drivers to obtain written consent before making personal, religious, or political statements. Albon argued that this policy contradicts the sport’s longstanding pro-diversity 'We Race As One' campaign and undermines free speech. The event highlights a stance against authoritarian control in motorsport, supporting progressive values and worker rights to free expression.

Williams F1 announced its commitment to become climate positive by 2030, joining the United Nations Sports for Climate Action Framework. The team plans to reduce emissions, generate its own energy, and develop carbon-capturing technologies to support sustainability and inspire industry-wide change.