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ABC NewsDr. A.Q. Khan Accused of Selling Nuclear Secrets to Iran, North Korea, and LibyaA court in Pakistan has eased the travel and work restrictions for the nuclear scientist Dr. A.Q. Khan, who has been under house arrest since 2004 accused of running a rogue network that sold nuclear secrets to North Korea, Iran, and Libya.
"It's the court's decision," a spokesman for Pakistan's foreign office, Muhammad Sadiq Khan, told ABC News. "Dr. Khan's case is closed. He enjoys no official status and Dr. Khan in no way can indulge in proliferation."
Khan will now be allowed to carry out research work and to travel within the country after passing a security clearance.
Khan's lawyer said that his client is not content with the court's order.
"He is not totally satisfied with the verdict," said Javed Iqbal Jafery. "Dr. Khan has been given some relief but he wants to be free to go to the mosque and market like ordinary citizens."
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Khan spoke from his home to Chief Investigative Correspondent Brian Ross in May and recanted his confession saying that the Pakistani government and President Pervez Musharraf forced him to be a "scapegoat" for the "national interest".
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