Articles by Stephanie Boyd

Stephanie Boyd says new laws are a reminder that, in mining zones, foreign corporations get more protection than ordinary civilians.

Peru is said to be booming but the poor would never know it. Stephanie Boyd reports.

Days after five are killed in clashes over the Minas Congas gold mining project, peaceful protester Father Marco Arana is dragged into custody.

Two dead, 100 injured – this is the way Swiss mining giant Xstrata does ‘community relations’ in Peru, while boss Mick Davis is in line for a $44 million bonus.

Look at Peru if you think mining giant Xstrata should merge with Glencore. Stephanie Boyd reports.

By pushing forward a hotly contested mining project and enacting a state of emergency, Ollanta Humala’s presidency is off to a worrying start.

A visit to Al Jazeera headquarters in Doha, Qatar: a reputation for ‘trouble’, freedom of expression and respect for human rights. And then… a dream.

The Al Jazeera Film Festival in Qatar is more like a group psychotherapy session for human rights filmmakers, says Stephanie Boyd.

Peru’s rash of unlikely terrorists. Stephanie Boyd reports.

Peru is plagued by civil unrest in the wake of the Bagua massacre.

What began as a show of support for Peru's Amazonian peoples has evolved into a full-fledged civil uproar - with anti-government marches, protests and strikes.

Stephanie Boyd reports from Cuzco, Peru, on the furore following the massacre of indigenous protesters.

Across the world, popular protest has demanded adequate food and fair prices. Stephanie Boyd reports from Cuzco in Peru.

Stephanie Boyd catches bribers in the act in a cushy Lima office.

Peruvian kids fight debt. By Stephanie Boyd.