A Young Ambassador of Peace Brings Hope to Pakistan with Moral Values
Pakistan has faced years of violence and unrest, with recent reports showing a sharp rise in conflict-related deaths. In an environment where such conflict affects daily life, the need for peace and ethical guidance is urgent. Amid these challenges, one young girl has chosen to take action. Emlina Randhawa, an 11-year-old student from Pakistan, calls herself an Ambassador of Peace and is actively promoting ethical values through The Way to Happiness.
“I am Emlina Randhawa. I am 11 years old,” she says. “I am an Ambassador of Peace from Pakistan.” A grade six student at a girl’s school, Randhawa first learned about TWTH through social media. Curious about its message, she completed the online courses and began applying the teachings in her own life and then sharing them with others.
“The Way to Happiness was the tool that I needed because it brings peace to people’s lives,” she says. “Without peace, people will be nothing. In my point of view, this book can bring a big change in the world.” She explains that what she likes most about TWTH is “the vision about inner peace and happiness,” which she believes young people need today.
As she began encouraging moral standards among children, Randhawa’s work gained recognition. “When I was promoting ethical values, I went to the Pakistan National Commission on the Rights of Child,” she says. “They liked my vision and my thoughts, and they designated me as a member of the Child Advisory Panel.” Through school talks and booklet distribution, she has seen growing interest and positive responses from students and educators alike.
“The Way to Happiness was the tool that I needed because it brings peace to people’s lives.”
Looking ahead, her goal remains simple and far-reaching. “Every person should get the message of peace,” she says. Emlina Randhawa is demonstrating that leadership rooted in ethics and compassion can begin early—and that even a young voice can help guide others toward a more peaceful and happier future.
FACTS
IGNORED AT A COST
Overlooking the 21 precepts of The Way to Happiness has real consequences.
9 IN 10
ADULTS
in Europe live an unhealthy lifestyle
209,000,000
PEOPLE
worldwide are dependent on alcohol
1 IN 4
CHILDREN
worldwide have experienced abuse or neglect during their lifetime
23
PERCENT
of people admit to having cheated on a partner
5.4 BILLION
PEOPLE
live in countries with serious levels of religious persecution
RESTORE MUTUAL RESPECT
The Way to Happiness Foundation International works to reverse the moral decay of society by restoring trust and honesty through widespread distribution of the 21 precepts. Donations support the production and distribution of The Way to Happiness booklet.
