Dutch reporters refuse to name source

Two Dutch journalists have been detained for refusing to reveal a source who gave them secret dossiers involving the state's security service. Bart Mos and Joost de Haas, who work for De Telegraaf, were appearing as witnesses at a court in The Hague when they were asked to name their source. When they refused to do so the judge ordered their arrest. The press watchdog, Reporters Without Borders, called the decision "disproportionate" and called on the authorities to release the journalists. (Via Expatica)