Cuban human rights marches broken up

European Union diplomat Chris Stimpson of Great Britain, speaks to journalists as supporters of Cuba's government shout slogans in favor of Cuban leader Fidel Castro during a march organized by dissidents to mark Human Rights Day in Havana. Hundreds of government supporters drowned out two small opposition protests the Cuban capital Photograph: Javier Galeano/guardian.co.uk

Chris Stimpson is led away from the march Photograph: Javier Galeano/guardian.co.uk

Diplomat Chris Stimpson drives away from the hijacked demonstration Photograph: Javier Galeano/guardian.co.uk

Government supporters shout pro-Castro slogans while mounting a vehicle Photograph: Franklin Reyes/guardian.co.uk

Government supporters disrupt the Ladies in White march Photograph: Alejandro Ernesto/guardian.co.uk

Laura Pollan, centre, one of the Ladies in White's leaders is mobbed by government supporters Photograph: Javier Galeano/guardian.co.uk

Laura Pollan is circled by pro-government Cubans Photograph: Adalberto Roque/guardian.co.uk

Pro-government supporters march Photograph: Javier Galeano/guardian.co.uk

Cuban plainclothed security agents force protesters into a vehicle as they attempt to march Photograph: Desmond Boylan/guardian.co.uk