A man has been convicted of human trafficking after a trial. Achraf Arjaouy was found guilty of the charge.
He has been sentenced to jail and caning as a result of the conviction. The case involved a woman who became a sex worker in Dubai.
Further details of the case and conviction are available from the source, including the circumstances surrounding the woman's situation and the trial proceedings.
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