CAIRO: Supporters of Egypt’s ousted president Mohamed Morsi urged fresh rallies on Friday, raising fears of renewed violence as police prepared to disperse their Cairo sit-ins amid international appeals for restraint.
The call came as US Secretary of State John Kerry said the military’s removal of the Islamist Morsi—Egypt’s first democratically elected president—had been requested by millions.
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