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After being convicted of corruption and bribery, Tang Renjian, the former minister of agriculture for China, was given a death sentence with a two-year remission.
According to reports, the People’s Court of Changchun in Jilin Province handed down the decision on Tuesday, September 30, 2025.
Tang, a former Gansu governor, allegedly took cash and property bribes totaling over $38 million between 2007 and 2024, according to the court.
The ruling states that Tang seriously harmed the state and its citizens with his acts.
He expressed regret, repaid a portion of the illicit gains, and acknowledged committing the crime.
Due to these actions, the court decided to halt his execution for a period of two years, in accordance with the death sentence rules of China’s criminal code.
The 63-year-old politician’s punishment under the suspended sentence arrangement could be commuted to either a fixed jail term or life in prison, contingent on his actions during the respite period.
Tang’s conviction joins an increasing number of high-ranking officials who have been disciplined under President Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption campaign, which continues to target public officials nationwide who are suspected of wrongdoing.
A settlement of $2.5 billion has been struck by the digital giant Amazon to resolve a legal dispute with the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
This was said to coincide with allegations that the business enrolled customers in its Prime subscription through dishonest means and made it difficult for them to quit.
