Marriage and the harm of pornography... 

1. Girl wins court decision over forced marriage
A 16 year old Lebanese Muslim girl has won a court decision - she asked the court to put her on an 'airport watch list' to stop her leaving Australia, because her parents had tried to send her to Lebanon for a forced arranged marriage. 

The girl went to the Federal Magistrates Court, which ruled that she should not be allowed to leave Australia (thus preventing the marriage). The magistrate commented on her bravery in taking the matter to court - especially given her Islamic culture and the fact that she was going against her parents' authority. The magistrate ordered that the parents not assault, molest, harass or otherwise intimidate the girl.
Media reports:
Forced marriage: an arrangement that's wrong  Sydney Morning Herald - ‎Sep 29, 2011.
Court acts to stop arranged wedlock  - Sydney Morning Herald - ‎Sep 29, 2011‎
Teenager goes to court to stop marriage - News24 - ‎Sep 29, 2011‎
Australian girl goes to court to stop marriage - AFP - ‎Sep 29, 2011

2. The Harm of Pornography
Dr Victor Cline has written on the nature of addiction to pornography over the past 25 years.
This article by him ‎outlines the stages of addiction: The Pornography Trap 
The following article highlights his recommendations for treating an healing addiction to pornography.
Treatment and Healing of Sexual and Pornographic Addictions, by Dr. Victor B. Cline

An interesting question...
Are these subjects connected?
Does pornography harm marriage?

The pornography lobby tells people that watching pornography enhances marriage. That's what they want people to believe - so they sell more pornography!

Dr Patrick Fagan has written a detailed report on the hearm done to marraige and family by pornography:
THE EFFECTS of PORNOGRAPHY on INDIVIDUALS, MARRIAGE, FAMILY and COMMUNITY
- click here to read the Executive Summary and download the full report.

Pornography harms marriage - reading the story of Laurie Hall, about her husband's addiction to pornography, highlights the harm it does in destroying intimacy and trust. (Book - An Affair of the Mind)