Gregorius Nekschot (a pen name - he wants to live) is facing charges of making "offensive drawings of Muslims and other minorities". He's also done some fairly strong stuff on the ruling CDA party and the EU constitution. This is very sinister - can we look forward to a United States of Europe where you can be imprisoned for "thoughtcrime"?
http://online.wsj.com/public/article/SB121581460304047109.html
Nekschot's website (in Dutch)
Mr. Nekschot, whose cartoons had appeared mainly on his own Web site, spent the night in a jail cell. Police grabbed his computer, a hard drive and sketch pads. He's been summoned for further questioning later this month by prosecutors. He hasn't been charged with a crime, but the prosecutor's office says he's been under investigation for three years on suspicion that he violated a Dutch law that forbids discrimination on the basis of race, religion or sexual orientation.
The cartoonist blames his woes on what he calls Holland's "political correctness industry," a network of often state-funded organizations set up to protect Muslims and other minority groups. One of these, an Internet monitoring group known as MDI, says it received dozens of complaints about the cartoonist's mockery of Islam and first reported him to the prosecutor's office in 2005.
Nekschot's website (in Dutch)