have been adequately represented in the initial methodology. A profiling process, just like any data collection process, should always include this type of an accountability mechanism, however unfortunately it is rarely prioritized.  To conclude, it is easy to justify why data and analysis on minorities in situations of humanitarian crisis is needed. However, it is also important to consider how this is done, and for what purpose. Any data collection in humanitarian contexts should result in actionable information for improved protection and assistance for the populations concerned. Thus, people also have the right to express their humanitarian needs and access assistance mechanisms without identifying themselves as members of a minority group. Data collection systems must be implemented in a way that ensures that people of different backgrounds, including minorities, have the opportunity to voice their concerns and access assistance on the basis of need, without discrimination.