Can the situation in Tibet be considered peaceful and the conflict resolved? An extract

From the previous section it is clear that both opposition to PRC rule and repression are ongoing, and that the situation in Tibet is not peaceful. The Chinese government confirms this in its Military Strategy White Paper, in which it singles out the national and political security and social stability challenge posed by “separatist forces for ‘East Turkestan independence’” and “Tibet independence” and the “formidable task” of combatting it.

A conflict can be considered resolved when the leadership of the two sides of the conflict have reached an agreement that addresses the underlying problems. The Chinese and Tibeta