here's oliver farry. ,liver: it is an annual exit the biggest movement of people on the planet. china -- chinese migrant workers are making their way back across the country to get home for chinese new year. the migration season lasts until early march, with an estimated 2.9 million people expected to travel. for these young people from the provinces, the hectic traveling schedule is worth it to get a taste of home. spring festival is a traditional festival for chinese people. actually, for us young people who work away from home, we also hope to provide a better life for our families. when i have saved some money and go home, it makes my parents very happy because we get together. i only go home once a year to spend time with my parents, so i am also very happy. in northeastern china, we often celebrate together. doug: chinese people will this year be celebrating the start of the year of the monkey in the chinese lunar calendar. peopless movement of have been transported by air, by sea, and mostly by train. they are forced to pay high prices for tickets, often on the black mark

oliver farry reports. iver: a two-week cease-fire that has the syrian government and the rebels on board. groups on either side will have to put down their weapons by saturday, allowing for humanitarian access to the areas that they control, committing to releasing prisoners. >> russian and american military personnel will jointly define the areas on the map where such future active. the russian military and the us-led coalition will not carry out military operations against them. >> rebel forces must not be allowed to strengthen their positions. opposition groups had earlier given a conditional yes to cease-fire. military action will continue against terrorist groups recognized by the un security council. since the five-month air campaign, russia says it is against the islamic state group, has said thatrces it poses a threat to a sod. assad.d. -- >> washington and moscow are under pressure to make this deal work, especially as the previous truce was never implemented. this time they will cochair a special

oliver farry has the story. oliver: a small group of palestinians stand beside the jerusalem -- outside the jerusalem district court, calling for justice for a boy kidnapped and murdered by two israelis 18 months ago. one was sentenced to life in prison, the other 221 years. unacceptable save -- the other to 21 years. unacceptable, says the family. >> i'm sorry to say that the israeli court is playing double standards by dealing with arabs in one way and israelis in a different way. if these murderers were punished by demolishing their homes in the beginning, we could have prevented this. oliver: 16-year-old mohammed abu khdeir was kidnapped and taken to a nearby forest, where he was beaten and burned alive. the family's lawyer intends to take the case further. to ask the court to give the harshest punishment for those killers. we asked them to be charged with life sentences. this is only the first round in a legal battle we are taking here for the family of mohammed abu khdeir in the israeli court before we go t

oliver farry takes a look back at the career so far of laurent fabius. 1984, laurent fabius becomes the youngest prime minister in a history of france's republic. already a minister since 1981, fabius took over from -- in the midst of an economic crisis, the heir apparent was trusted with -- entrusted with turning it around. his efforts came to nothing. his party was defeated in elections in 1986. the electoral campaign was marked by a televised altercation that became famous during a debate with jacque chirac. >> [ speaking french ] now an ordinary opposition mp, laurent fabius the socialist party first secretary and also president of the national assembly. he returned to the government bench as a finance and economy minister. five years later, he went against his party colleagues, campaigning for a no vote on the referendum on the european constitution. his defeat in the socialist primaries in 2006 put an end to his presidential ambitions, but fabius was not finished with politics. following francois hollande's elections victory in 2012, fabius was named foreign minister in john mark

oliver farry is with us in the studio to take a look at today's papers. today we will look at the surprised revocation of a book ministerformer justice , chris gentle berra, who stepped -- christiane taubira, who stepped down last week. is your book a tell-all? >> not exactly. not anything hugely controversial and it is written in a diplomatic tone. it is critical of the government, however. the book is entitled, rather poetically, "whispers to the young." it was in preparation ahead of your resignation over the last months but printed in spain and pretty much in the utmost secrecy. even bookshops were not told her the book was by, so a lot of buyers took a real chance on that one. hurt -- there is a sticking point between her and manuel valls and francois hollande, talking firmly but the government has plan to strip fridge citizenship of -- to strip french citizenship of jewish citizens who might be suspected of terrorist involvement. that a country should be capable of getting by with his citizens, and she asked what might happen if every country decide