A group of human rights legal professionals stated Thursday they’ll search worldwide sanctions and journey bans towards the Maldives as a part of their efforts to safe the discharge of the nation’s jailed former president. Doctors have said he narrowly escaped with his life, and is now recovering in hospital.

But despite her obvious hectic schedule, the wife of actor Clooney is indeed showing how she remains to be in full support of her husband’s undertakings most recently in Clooney’s launch of Casamigo’s Tequila brand in Ibiza, Spain where the married couple were also recently spotted together.

But when Stephen asked George if he wanted to go out to the Maldives in support of his spouse, George replied: “Yes, I do”.

“This is a much bigger issue”, the lawyer said.

“This was information she (Nasheed’s wife) was very surprised to hear”.

The knife had been stuck in the side of Saeed’s head, she said, and had “almost” penetrated his brain.

Amal is definitely all out in defending Nasheed and even previously released a statement regarding his innocence via The Guardian. The government has denied the charge.

Faced with mounting global pressure, Maldivian authorities tried to distance themselves from the controversial judgement, and said that the state will take the unusual step of appealing Nasheed’s conviction.

She said it not only reneged on its promise but also sent Nasheed back to jail after saying it had commuted his sentence to house arrest.

Prosecutor General Muhthaz Muhusin told Reuters that a High Court decision to review the case would help Nasheed to appeal against his sentence. He ruled from 2008 to February 2012, when he was forced to resign following a mutiny by police and troops.

Mr Nasheed’s legal team claim the case against him is political and that any surveillance is a breach of domestic and worldwide law.