The Special Rapporteur received conflicting information, with some sources indicating that, today, most of the San are no longer nomads and live in small villages and settlements, while other sources, including official ones, referred to the nomadic way of life and mobility of the San as one of the reasons for their reluctance to send their children to school.
The Special Rapporteur received conflicting information, with some sources indicating that, today, most of the San are no longer nomads and live in small villages and settlements, while other sources, including official ones, referred to the nomadic way of life and mobility of the San as one of the reasons for their reluctance to send their children to school.