LONDON (Reuters) - Around 20 Muslim protesters hurled abuse at far-right Dutch MP Geert Wilders as he arrived for a meeting in parliament on Friday, forcing him to take refuge in a nearby building. Wilders, who faces prosecution in his homeland for anti-Islam remarks, came to London after winning an appeal earlier in the week against a ban on him entering Britain. Scores of police formed a barrier between a group calling itself Islam in the UK and Wilders car as the protesters waved banners reading Sharia for the Netherlands and shouted Wilders go to Hell and Muslims rise up. Wilders was barred in February because British ministers said his presence would threaten community harmony and public safety. He had planned to speak to the media on a green outside the Palace of Westminster but was forced to hold it inside a nearby parliamentary office on advice of police. He is in London at the invitation of UK Independence Party peer Lord Malcolm Pearson to discuss showing his film Fitna in parliament. I have nothing against Muslims, I know the majority of Muslims in our society are law-abiding people, he said. It is ridiculous that the UK government thought that my presence would in any way lead to violence. Outside the building, the protesters used a loudspeaker to noisily vow to bring Sharia to the whole world. This man is an enemy of Islam and of Muslims and the British government is well aware of this and this just gives rise to so-called extremism, one protester, Abu Muaz, told Reuters.