Abstract:Marriage to trafficked women may be conditionally determined as a sale-and-purchase marriage, but this does not render the marriage in question null and void. Procedural flaws in the registration of marriages with trafficked women and deficiencies in formal examination can lead to the non-establishment of the relevant marriage. Marriages with trafficked women cannot be established when the women themselves are opposed and the local people have basic knowledge of the facts related to the trafficked women before and after marriage and obstruct rescue. Marriage to trafficked women may be revoked because of coercion, but it should be ensured that the legitimate rights and interests of women are not lost as a result of the annulment of the marriage. In divorce disputes, the marriage of trafficked women should be included in the divorce standard as a basic factor of feelings, and the wishes of the women should be respected as much as possible, and when deciding on divorce, marriage to trafficked women can be used as a factor of marital fault to affect the division of marital property, the determination of child support, compensation for marital burdens, assistance after divorce, and the specific formation of divorce damage compensation schemes.