The ex-head of Taiwan sentenced to 20 years was released from prison for a month under honestly

Former head of the Taiwan administration Chen Shuyyan, who was sentenced to life imprisonment, and then achieved the mitigation of the punishment up to 20 years in prison, was ahead of schedule in connection with the state of health. After undergoing treatment, he should return to prison.

BBC reports that Shuybyan received permission for parole in connection with various diseases, including brain degeneration. The Ministry of Justice intends to re -decide at the end of each month whether to extend the decision to release or return the corrupt official to the cell. According to the media, the former official was released under honestly.

As BBC recalls, Chen Shuyyan, who was devoted to the court after he lost immunity at the end of the second four years as head of the administration. At the time of the trial, he already suffered from several diseases, including depression and Parkinson's disease. In addition, Shuybyan tried to commit suicide. After the arrest, he announced a hunger strike , which also negatively influenced his health.

The prosecutors accused the ex-head of Taiwan and his family of assigning $ 24 million. In total, 12 former high -ranking officials took place in the case. Chan's wife was convicted of receiving a bribe of $ 2.2 million for permission to buy a large land plot. The former head of the Taiwan administration himself claimed that he was pursued for anti -Chinese policy. He sharply criticized the activities of the now ruling party of Homintan and the new President MA INTC, primarily on relations with mainland China. Beijing suspected Chen Shuyyan of his intention to officially proclaim Taiwan an independent state.

In September 2009, Chen Shuybyan was sentenced to life imprisonment. Subsequently, the punishment was softened to 20 years in prison. His wife at Shujjen, who also received a 20-year term, continues to serve his sentence. According to some reports, Chen was supposed to be released last week, but the court decision had to be postponed, since the courier stuck in the cork with the necessary documents.