25. Reaffirms the importance of opening Chapters 23 (judiciary and fundamental rights) and 24 (justice and home affairs) early in the negotiation process and closing them at the end; stresses that this would be consistent with the Commission’s new approach for new candidate countries; recalls that the opening of these chapters is based on the fulfilment of the conditions defined in the official benchmarks and stresses, therefore, that delivering to Turkey the official benchmarks for the opening of Chapters 23 and 24 would provide a clear roadmap for, and give a boost to, the reform process and, in particular, would provide a clear anch ...[+++]or for the reform process in Turkey, on the basis of European standards, with particular reference to the judiciary; calls on the Council, therefore, to make renewed efforts for the delivery of the official benchmarks and ultimately, upon fulfilment of the criteria set, for the opening of Chapters 23 and 24; calls on Turkey to cooperate as much as possible to this end; calls on the Commission to promote without delay further dialogue and cooperation with Turkey in the fields of the judiciary and fundamental rights and of justice and home affairs in the framework of the Positive Agenda;

EUROPA - EU law and publications - EUR-Lex - EUR-Lex - 52010XG0504(01) - EN - The Stockholm Programme — An open and secure Europe serving and protecting citizens // THE STOCKHOLM PROGRAMME — AN OPEN AND SECURE EUROPE SERVING AND PROTECTING CITIZENS // LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS

However, what a successful prevention approach needs most of all is openness and tolerance on a political and societal level: openness to the realities of our lives today, of sexuality and behaviours; openness to means of harm reduction; openness to fight inequalities, discrimination and suppression; and openness to other cultures and habits.

Once we have open borders for citizens, we will also have open borders for criminals, and when we have open borders for criminals, we need open borders for our police as well.

11. Welcomes the agreement between the governments of India and Pakistan on the opening of crossing points on the LoC; is convinced that the opening of crossing points is of vital importance to the people of Kashmir and the relief operation; expresses its hope that the agreement can be implemented without too many administrative problems for the people of Kashmir using the crossing points; welcomes the opening of four crossing points for the exchange of goods; asks the authorities of both countries to allow crossing by civilians; calls for the immediate opening of the remaining crossing point that is part of the agreement; supports ...[+++] the call by the UN World Food Programme (WFP) to open other points for crossing the LoC and to allow movement of trucks in order to support the relief operation for hundreds of thousands of people in remote valleys and on high mountains in Kashmir;

The global rise of Open Educational Resources, Open Courseware and Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) is an international development that may have important implications for higher education systems and open up opportunities for innovative forms of global cross-border cooperation.