No, "fond of children" gives a perfectly reasonable impression when taken literally.  It's only when you read it ironically that something menacing comes out it.  A common phrase in English is "I'm not fond of children", but people never use that to mean "I deny being a pedophile", just "I find children more annoying than adorable".  Someone who is clearly foreign to English is less likely to write something intended to be read in that way.  I wouldn't be surprised if it's more than a little racist.  It would be like some guy saying "I love cats!" and people think he loves to eat cats because he's from China or whatever.

The teacher is clearly the villain, as stated in the description. 

I agree, people do like PC gaming is gonna die without steam or it was sh*t before valve came, its the complete opposite

To which authorities, Japanese? Its totally legal in Japan to sell real hentai with underaged girls. This VN was rated 0 in Japan and is not Hentai yet it was banned worldwide on steam by valve.

And i am free to complain about it

Uhh, the PRINCIPAL is the villain. The teacher is the hapless MC.

Western countries have much lower tolerance for pedophilia than Japan. If you notice, there isnt much media about 4th grade girls controlling their teachers via their fetish in the US.

The thing is, is that Valve have no pwoer, in forcing devs to come to their store. Devs go to their store ebcause it has the most people using and buying from it.

The competition out there is doing hardly anything to lure devs to their stores. MS isn't doing much of anything to court devs to release a plethora of titles, both indie and AAA to their store (unless it's what they own). Ubisoft only sells a tiny handful of games (again, most of what they own), the same goes for origin. Battle.net sells only games that Blizzard/Activision own, as well as Bethesda.net. 

The only store out there, that actually sells multiple types of games that Steam has is GoG, and they primarily focus on retro games being fixed for modern OS's. They sell some indie titles, but they pick and choose a few to sell. The competition out there simply does not do enough to court devs to their stores. Valve is the only one out there that basically has the gates open for the majority of devs to sell from that storefront. They are even the store that fully supports the modding scene. GoG doesn't even have their own version of Steam workshop.

You cannot simply force a company to stop everything, and tell other devs to go to the other storefronts. That's not how it works. The other storefronts have to really put in 110% of the effort needed to court those devs and studios to their stores. 

I think Valve are shit when it comes to quality control for their store, but I'll give them a pat on the back for fully supporting the modding scene. The other storefronts are seemingly against modding games (GoG isn't against modding, but they don't support it the way Steam does).

Excuse my ignorance, but it seems like this is just a case of Steam wanting to save their reputation. I don't believe this game violates any laws (at least in the US). A game where you control a character that murders people isn't a crime, so by extension, this wouldn't be one either.

No read the description of the teacher profile it clearly states the girls/or one of the girls is the main heroine

Ohh really have you ever read some famous western books? Which is what VNs essentially are.

There is also much less emphasis in Japan to play around with intestines, but it doesnt stop Sony or Nintendo to have these games on their store for western regions. 

Buts that just given, as far as I understood, as a context for the overall plot.The teacher is a phedophile(or something along those lines) and the girls, who are the heroines, are trying to stop him.But if Im not mistaken, at no point in the game images of naked children are shown, or anything of the sort.The game seems to be trying to tell a story of abuse inside the school.

Take away the cute girls, the VN style of game, and have more realistic graphics, but with the same story.Would the game still be innapropriate?Thats the issue here.

I bet the game would have been approved by the ESRB or Pegi too, even if it means  an 18 rating, the thing is that the developers doesnt have enough money or knowledge to get there in the first place and Steam doesnt force games to be rated. So now everyone is allowed to trash the developer and calling him a pedophile, thats how it goes.