Hong Kong’s opposition parties say they are in dire financial straits, being unable to raise donations from their go-to sources at protests and annual dinners which are not allowed because of anti-pandemic restrictions, and also reeling from a crackdown on their members under the national security law. Two of the city’s biggest pro-democracy parties told the Post that while social-distancing rules had hit regular fundraising hard, their predicament had worsened because of money laundering…

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