Skaf gang rapist a 'changed man': lawyer Skaf gang rapist Mohammed Sanoussi is a "changed man," his lawyer says, after he was released on parole with dozens of strict conditions. Sanoussi has served 13 years of his 16-year sentence for his role in the August 2000 gang rapes of young girls in isolated Sydney locations. The attacks, involving 14 men, were led by brothers Bilal and Mohammed Skaf. Sanoussi, who committed the offences when he was 16, has been allowed out on weekend leave since last October and day leave for the past five months. The NSW Parole Authority granted Sanoussi, 29, parole on Thursday after three previous applications were rejected. At Parramatta District Court on Thursday, the state parole board ordered the parole under 30 strict conditions, including that Sanoussi be electronically monitored and banned from contact with people under 16, and members of the Brothers 4 Life criminal gang. He is also not allowed to enter Kings Cross and World Gym in Bankstown, and must abstain from drug and alcohol use. Police had opposed parole, alleging that members of the Brothers 4 Life crime gang had been meeting at Sanoussi's family home. In court, Judge Christie said it seemed "inescapably that Sanoussi's two brothers are members of the Brothers 4 Life" however the inmate's prison performance had been "satisfactory" and he'd completed programs to address his behaviour. Judge Christie told the court that the parole board was "anxious to ensure he (Sanoussi) obey every condition of the parole." Outside court, the convicted rapist's lawyer Ruth Layton told reporters that she was confident Sanoussi would not go back to jail. The conditions are extensive but he has shown cooperation at every stage and I think he will be fine. "Nobody wants him back in jail, not me, not the parole authority, not his brother," she said. Ms Layton said her client had done a lot of "growing up" during his time behind bars. He's a changed man ... He is utterly changed since the teenager who committed that offence," she said. Sanoussi will be released from custody later this month or next month.