Carolina Rudnick

President

Libera Foundation Against trafficking in Persons and Slavery in All its Forms

Attending virtually

President of Fundación Libera, a Chilean non-profit fighting human trafficking and forced labor in global supply chains, that provides free legal representation to victims. A lawyer with a Master's in Criminal Policy from the London School of Economics, she was a Fulbright Humphrey Fellow at American University Washington College of Law. She led Chile's first national anti-trafficking policy as Executive Secretary of the Intersectoral Roundtable on Human Trafficking (2013-2015) and headed international affairs at the Financial Intelligence Unit. Recognized by CIPDH-UNESCO in 2023 and named one of Chile's 100 Women Leaders, she is also a university lecturer.

Topics & sessions

ICCR 2026 Fall Conference

October 6–9, 2026

Forced Labor Bans: Can Trade Policy Improve Conditions for Workers in Global Supply Chains?
Tuesday, October 6, 2026 · 10:50 AM – 11:50 AM