Voice of Indonesia

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Voice of Indonesia

Central Jakarta, Jakarta Indonesia
Broadcast area	Worldwide[1]
Frequency	3325 kHz and 4750 kHz (SW, 10:00 a.m.–11:00 p.m. UTC) 3946/H/6660 (satellite, Telkom-4)[2] Online (24 hours)
Branding	RRI Voice of Indonesia
Programming
Language(s)	see #Operations
Format	General
Ownership
Owner	RRI
Sister stations	RRI Programa 1 RRI Programa 2 RRI Programa 3 RRI Programa 4
History
First air date	August 23, 1945; 79 years ago (1945-08-23)
Former names	Voice of Free Indonesia (1945–1950)
Former frequencies	9925 kHz, 11785 kHz, 15150 kHz
Technical information
Licensing authority	Ministry of Communications and Informatics (SW radio)
Links
Webcast	Watch live
Website	voinews.id

RRI Voice of Indonesia (or simply Voice of Indonesia, previously RRI World Service – Voice of Indonesia), abbreviated as VOI, is an Indonesian international broadcaster under Radio Republik Indonesia (RRI), an Indonesian public radio network. Founded on 1945, it is the oldest Indonesian international media organization. It broadcasts via shortwave radio as well as streaming television and provides information about Indonesia to people around the world.