This phrase is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an individual or group of individuals who are in danger of being trafficking - that is, traficked against their will and without their consent. For example: "Children living in poverty are often at risk of being trafficked."
Six months on from the Nepal earthquake, Sam Jones returned to Sindhupalchowk to report on efforts to protect children at risk of being trafficked from the disaster zone.
Still, the benefits of anti-trafficking awareness campaigns are not limited to the potential impact they have on increasing knowledge and inspiring positive behavioural change among people at risk of being trafficked (especially young people).
They fear many are either staying in abusive homes or, if they are able to escape, they are going underground into hiding, at risk of being trafficked for further exploitation.
Through coercion, abuse and imprisonment, as many as 300,000 children across America-particularly girls-are at risk of being trafficked for sex every year.
If girls around the world are at risk of being trafficked, raped and mutilated, shouldn't I drop everything and work on that... not on a comic book about catcalling?
Against that backdrop, the arrival Monday was hailed as a victory by aid groups that had warned that the young migrants were at risk of being trafficked, or simply going missing if swift action wasn't taken.
Children without birth certificates are also at increased risk of being trafficked, illegally made to work (including hazardous work), or forcibly recruited into conflict.
Less than a month prior I had been in a classroom with about fifteen girls who had been identified as being at high risk of being trafficked.
Instead, they recommend efforts to focus on populations that are at particular risk of being trafficked, including homeless kids, those involved in the foster care system, minorities, and sexual minorities.
In the report, the US State Department specifically cited "...members of ethnic minorities, and stateless persons... .. as being "at the greatest risk of being trafficked".
In the report, the US State Department specifically cited "...members of ethnic minorities, and stateless persons... are at the greatest risk of being trafficked".
