Yesterday was the International Day of the Disappeared. It was a day to memorize those that Assad’s regime wants us to forget.
This is memorizing , recalling , the high number of enforced disappearance in Syria.
According to the Syrian Network for Human Rights, they are more than 85000 who are disappeared in the country. Not to forget them, we have to memorize these numbers ; if not, they will disappear twice: the first time, in unknown places of detention; the second, by closing our eyes and memory to this phenomenon.
Memorizing is contesting . Enforced disappearance is used by Assad as a tool of war.
By recalling in our memory these disappeared, we keep them alive and we hope. Memorizing goes with hope: 
Memorizing is a tool of resistance. In this post, the reader will find stats of the Syrian Network for Human Rights.
By publishing these graphics, these reports, the SNHR (Syrian Network for Human Rights) keeps the memory of this weapon of the regime.The photo of the header is under copyright of the SNHR.
Some examples, more precise ,are dated of 2013,and situated in Ghouta. The only fact to give a date and a place is memorizing that .It was a human right defender, and Assad’s regime could not bear that this type of individual be free.
Amnesty makes us memorizing these facts by publishing petitions against enforced disappearance.
https://www.amnesty.ca/get-involved/take-action-now/syria-where-human-rights-defender-razan-zaitoun
Yes, memorizing in this case is precious. The contrary would be falling in what all dictatorships want us to fall in: the hole of forgetting .