A UK court has decided to withdraw the arrest warrant against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
The court has decided on Tuesday, the AFB said.
The court has decided to leave Ecuador's embassy in London so that he can leave.
Assange has been in the embassy since June 2012.
Last week, Assange's lawyer Mark Summers told a London court that "the warrant issued against Assange has lost warranty and effectiveness."
Mark told the court that Assange is now in a situation less than a prisoner.
Assange was accused of raping and sexually harassing two women in Sweden in 2010.
In view of this, he took refuge in Ecuadorian embassy.
Assange's fear was that he would be handed over to Sweden if he went out of the embassy.