About 80 protesters were also arrested. Police said the use of force while breaking up the protest was in accordance with norms and powers, while protesters accused the police of brutality.
UN civil administrator in Kosovo Soren Jessen-Petersen said protests and demonstrations suited the enemies of Kosovo's independence and condemned such protests.
Prime Minister Agim Qeku said such negative processes should not be allowed because they could postpone Kosovo's independence.
The Self-Determination movement yesterday and today organised protests in front of UNMIK headquarters in Pristina, asking that the Mission leave Kosovo and that negotiations with Belgrade on the status of Kosovo be interrupted.