Multiple web search results confirm the core elements: an Italian man, a Singaporean woman, human trafficking allegations, and the setting of Dubai. While the specific detail about the defense arguments being rejected is not explicitly corroborated by multiple independent sources, the main narrative is strongly supported by multiple reports.

Two distinct web search results confirm that Achraf Arjaouy, 31, was on trial for recruiting the woman by deception for sexual exploitation in Dubai, citing the Prevention of Human Trafficking Act.

Multiple web search results consistently state that the prosecution's case was that Arjaouy targeted the woman after meeting her on Tinder and pretended to be a wealthy pilot from Qatar who wished to marry her.

Two separate web search results corroborate the allegation that the prosecution claimed Arjaouy told the woman she needed to show US$10,000 as proof of funds to enter Qatar.

Multiple web search results confirm the allegation that Arjaouy required her to provide sexual services in Dubai to raise money and collected her earnings daily until she contracted an STD.

Multiple web search results corroborate that the woman stopped sex work in mid-September 2021 after contracting the STD.

Two web search results mention the woman returning to Singapore a few months after the event described in Claim 5. While the evidence is not from multiple *independent* news organizations, the consistency across the search results supports the claim.