Women found guilty of flouting the Iranian regime's new hijab laws could be fined up to £57,000.
In Iran, the religious leaders have ruled that women must wear the Islamic head-covering at all times while in public.
Politician and Cultural Commission member Hojjat ol-Eslam Hossein Jalali, said over the weekend that those found guilty could have their everyday freedoms stripped, including having their driving licenses and passports taken.