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Warning from the Tehran Prosecutor's Office to the Minister of Sports and the President of the Football Association In sending separate letters to the Minister of Sports and the President of the Football Association, the Prosecutor's Office of Tehran warned against maintaining Sharia norms and standards in women's football matches. According to the judicial system, these letters were sent after reports of the presence of spectators without the Islamic hijab and the presence of men in the audience of the women's games. Tehran's prosecutor demanded approval and implementation of a decision to ban the presence of men as spectators as well as management, police and media agents at women's competitions. It was emphasized that if he does not follow the cases announced in the women's events of Esteghlal and Persepolis and other official competitions, the prosecutor will come in and deal with the violators according to the law.

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Warning from the Tehran Prosecutor's Office to the Minister of Sports and the President of the Football Association In sending separate letters to the Minister of Sports and the President of the Football Association, the Prosecutor's Office of Tehran warned against maintaining Sharia norms and standards in women's football matches. According to the judicial system, these letters were sent after reports of the presence of spectators without the Islamic hijab and the presence of men in the audience of the women's games. Tehran's prosecutor demanded approval and implementation of a decision to ban the presence of men as spectators as well as management, police and media agents at women's competitions. It was emphasized that if he does not follow the cases announced in the women's events of Esteghlal and Persepolis and other official competitions, the prosecutor will come in and deal with the violators according to the law.

Warning from the Tehran Prosecutor's Office to the Minister of Sports and the President of the Football Association In sending separate letters to the Minister of Sports and the President of the Football Association, the Prosecutor's Office of Tehran warned against maintaining Sharia norms and standards in women's football matches. According to the judicial system, these letters were sent after reports of the presence of spectators without the Islamic hijab and the presence of men in the audience of the women's games. Tehran's prosecutor demanded approval and implementation of a decision to ban the presence of men as spectators as well as management, police and media agents at women's competitions. It was emphasized that if he does not follow the cases announced in the women's events of Esteghlal and Persepolis and other official competitions, the prosecutor will come in and deal with the violators according to the law.

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