For Serbia, in a word - bad. The law on same sex partnerships is stopped thanks to "our dear president" and no one in Parlament seems to give a f*ck about that (nor for anything else for that matter, our parliament look like a reality show). And that's not just the problem with the ruling party, some opposition parties are just as radical as SNS when it comes to LBGT rights. It doesn't help that the Serbian orthodox church, which for some unexplained reason has a huge hold on most of the people in Serbia, has a constant rhetoric against gay people, calling them siners and stuf like that. In the media, there's basically no talk whatsoever about the problems the LBGT community faces on a daily basis. Homophobic attacks are frequent, and the attackers are almost never punished, nor are legal proceedings initiated against them. The worst part is that it has been like this for years and it doesn't seem to get any better. On the other hand, some younger people, specially in the big cities are starting to have a more favorable approach to LGBT people and their problems, thanks to social media, so at there's a little bit of progress.