TITLE: German lawmakers approve 'no means no' rape law after Cologne assaults
SENTENCE 1: "The change in the law will help increase the number of victims who choose to press charges, lower the number of criminal prosecutions that are shelved and ensure sexual assaults are properly punished."
SENTENCE 2: Opposition parties welcomed the lowering of the threshold for prosecutions, but criticized two measures in the bill that could see people who aren't directly involved in the assault punished and foreigners deported for sexual harassment.
SENTENCE 3: Women's rights campaigners argued that Germany's failure to recognize the principle of "no means no" was one of the main reasons for low reporting and conviction rates for rape in the country.

Bias label: highly
Annotator rationales:
if this change in the law truly encourages more victims to press charges, then it could lead to a higher number of reported sexual harassment cases, reflecting a rise in accountability rather than an actual increase in incidents.
If the sentence is stating that women's rights campaigners attribute low reporting and conviction rates for rape in Germany to the country's failure to recognize the principle of "no means no," then it is correct in highlighting a significant legal and cultural issue, as this principle is fundamental to addressing sexual violence and ensuring justice for survivors.