Iran's Ministry of Interior announced that it will intensify its crackdown on women by enforcing its discriminative policy of compulsory dress code.

According to a member of the regime's parliament, they have passed new measures to penalize women who do not follow the "proper' dress code.

Aside from the existing unjust penalties, the new ones include cash penalties, cancellation of drivers license, cancellation of passport and blocking internet access. 

One of the new methods of applying pressure on women, is shutting down shops that allow women without hijab in their establishment.

Currently, numerous women in Iran are facing heavy prison times for removing their head scarves in public and protesting against the mandatory hijab.