This week in review, Internet Monitor covers blocked Internet access in Utah, a plan to expand Internet access in Africa, and a possible end to Google's Project Dragonfly.

This week in review, Internet Monitor covers Earth Internet access, the EU Council's proposal on the prevention of dissemination of online terrorist content, and a House Judiciary Committee hearing about Google.

This week in review, Internet Monitor covers Cuban Internet expansion, the consequences of exporting surveillance tech, Internet monitoring in Senegal, and challenges to Turkish Internet censorship.

This week in review, Internet Monitor covers proposed Russian tech legislation, protest against Project Dragonfly, and Internet control in Yemen.

This week in review, Internet Monitor covers Facebook takedowns, surveillance at a Chinese university and a Freedom House report on Internet and digital media freedom.

Internet Monitor examines the effects of HTTPS adoption on freedom of information.

This post is part of an Internet Monitor blog series interviewing Internet researchers and advocacy organizations about their work and experience with Internet content control and Internet activity around the world. In this installment, IM Intern Mary Meisenzahl talks to Nighat Dad, founder of the Pakistan-based Digital Rights Foundation. Dad discusses how her organization promotes an open Internet in Pakistan, advocates for laws that will prevent cyber-harassment, and gives women in Pakistan the tools to stay safe online.

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This week in review, Internet Monitor covers Internet shutdowns in Bangladesh and Ethiopia, and China blocking the BBC.

This week in review, Internet Monitor covers Internet access during elections in Cambodia and Mali, an OONI report on South Sudan, and Google’s plans to launch a censored search engine in China.

This week in review, Internet Monitor covers Internet shutdowns in Pakistan and Nicaragua, Turkey blocking Blogspot, and Google Chrome marking unencrypted websites “not secure.”